MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
Sunday, Otc. 6, 19S9
Six Churches Tell
today's Activities
At First Church of the
jN'azarene the pastor, the Rev.
Harold M. Sanner, will speak
today at 11 a.m. on the sub
ject, "Salvation-Some Impor
tant ' Distinctions". The ser
mon will be broadcast over
K-DOV. The subject of the
7 p.m. service will be, "On
Being Right With God."
I "The Perfect Will of God"
will be the subject of pastor
Clynton Crisman's message
today at the Friends church
for the 9:45 and 11 a.m. wor
ship services.
" The youth choir willing
the first hour and the adult
choir for the second service.
Young people of the Senior
Christian Endeavor will be
guests of the C. E.'ers at the
Talent Friends church at 6:30
p.m. They will present a skit
advertising the Mid-Winter
C. E. convention to be held at
Tillamook Air Base, Dec. 29
to 31. They will also conduct
the evening service at the
Talent ' church, with Rita
Miller and Lary Smith speak
ing. - "The Dictators, Mere Pup
pets at the Hand of Christ"
will be the sermon subject at
the Zion Lutheran church,
Fourth st. and Oakdale ave.,
ty the Rev. H. C. Coovert,
pastor, today at 11 a.m.
- Senior Luther League will
meet today at the Al Wat
Son home at 7 p.m. for a
taffy pull.
At the Sunday school hour
of Eastwood Baptist church
today at 9:45 a.m., Robert
Balk will continue his series
for senior highs on "Faithfully
Yours, Paul." The subject will
be "Sin is No Joke."
; At the service at 11 a.m.,
the Rev. Clifford Young will
give the message on "The Ex
Citing Word of G." The
chancel choir will sing and the
Lord's Supper will be ob
served. At the Sunday Baptist
Youth Fellowship meeting at
6 p.m., Mike Miller and Gary
Johnson will be in charge of
the program, "Labor Unions."
At the evangelistic" service
at 7:45 p.m., the pastor will
continue his series of mes
sages on the Holy Spirit with
'The Personality of the Holy
Spirit" - ,
"Great Expectations" will
be the , devotional subject
today 'at 11 a. m. at the
ITnity service at Pythian hall,
Fifth and Grape sts. The Rev.
Katharine Bosworth will
speak. 1
-The New Age church will
hold 'a homecoming service
and turkey dinner today.
Dinner will be served at 12:30
p.m. followed at 2 p.m. by a
half hour of music. The serv
ice and lecture will be held
at 2:30 p.m. The subject will
be "Prophetic View of Things
to Come." The church is lo
cated on Hammel rd., Wz
miles off the Crater Lake
highway.
Exams Announced for
Civil Service Jobs
; Examinations for stenogra
phers and typists and for an
air traffic control specialist
have been announced by the
U. S. civil service commis
sion. ; Additional information and
applications can be obtained
from the Medford post office.
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Loan Association, left, shows a new 4-H
club calender to County Judge Earl Miller,
second from left, and 4-H club members
Kathy Zapell, .Talent, and John Anhorn,
Central Point. Judge Miller was the first to
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Two Cars Involved
In Highway Mishap
A two-car accident on Cra
ter Lake highway in front of
the McLeod store resulted in
minor damages and no injur
ies, state police said Saturday.
Saturday morning,, a car
driven by Donald Leo Thomp
son, 23, of Steamboat Springs,.
Colo., was traveling north on
the highway when a car driv
en by Dolores Kathryn Bliss,
45, of box 84, Shady Cove,
pulled onto the' highway in
front of the Thompson car.
Thompson was unable to stop
in time, state police said.
Minor damage occurred.
Mrs. Bliss was informed by
police that a complaint would
be filed against her in district
court for failure to yield the
right of way.
Bandon Woman Killed
In Two-Car Collision
Shedd-flJPB-A two-car collis
ion on Highway 99 just north
of here early Saturday took
the life of a woman and in
jured two other persons.
State police said the victim
was Barbara Christina Swig
ert, 29, Bandon, a passenger
in a station wagon driven by
Jackson Travis Brown, 17,
Four Mile. .
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Local Recruiting .
Office Places Second
The Medford Navy recruit
ing station placed second in
the Portland ' district recruit
ing competition for Novem
ber, it was announced by
Murray J. Emmerich, Med
ford recruiter.
Ten recruits were reported
from the Medford station, one
of 23 stations in the district.
Firemen Put Out 3
Minor Local Fires
An attempt to thaw out froz-t
en bathroom pipes brought,
out the Medford firemen at I
8:40 a.m., Saturday. I
Oliver Ogle, resident at 70 J
.Lewis St., attempted to thaw
out his bathroom pipes, but
ignited the wood siding in
stead and burned a hole
through the wall about four
feet square, firemen said.
Firemen Saturday were also
called to put out a trash fire at
the Eighth st. bridge con
struction. No trash fires are
allowed to burn in that area
after dark, they said.
Friday night firemen put
out a trash fire at 607 Sher
man st. 'which was burning
after too close to a service
station, firemen said. Resi
dent is Olan Sneed.
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were distributed to valley business firms
and public offices this week. The 4-H club
calender franchise is sponsored by Jackson
County Federal Savings and Loan Association.
Jackson County
Men to Appear on
Congress Panels
Jackson county men will
appear on panels during the
Oregon Logging . Congress
scheduled for Eugene Feb. 25,
26 and 27, it was announced
Friday night at a meeting of
the Southern Oregon Conser
vation and Tree Farm associa
tion in the Jackson hotel.
Dale Prentice, secretary
manager of SOCTFA will ap
pear on a panel of "What is
adequate fire protection?" He
will outline a cooperative
plan of fire protection. Bob
Nelson, Timber Products, will
appear on the same panel to
talk on the importance of
slash burning.
Theme of the conference is
"from stump -to dump." Laus
mann's Lousy Loggers, an in
strumental music group, has
been invited to attend the
congress. The group was org
anized by A. A. Lausmann,
owner of Kogap Lumber In
dustries, South Pacific high
way. Its members are in the
local lumber industry.
Plan Features
, Russ Jamison, public rela
tion for SOCTFA, reported
that he is working on "Tree
Farm News Notes," a peri
odical for the association. A
local radio station is also
planning a news program
with features of the lumber
industry.
Prentice reported he had
recently attended the Pacific
Logging conference and learn
ed that Senate Bill 1737 is
now in a house committee.
This bill would be dangerous,
if passed, to such radio net
works as Roxy Radio oper
ater by SOCTFA, he said. It
would allow the Federal Com
munications Commission to
assume legislative, executive,
and judicial functions, Pren
tice said. Under the proposed
bill it could set regulations,
fines and establish a policing
system.
Few Christmas tree cutting
arrests have occurred, he re
ported. Roxy Radio network
has assisted in rapid appre
hension of those cuttfng trees
without a permit, he noted.
Posting of lands has had "a
drastic affect,"he said.
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American Legion
Post Chartered
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Jackson v i 1 1 e - American
Legion Centennial Post No.
100, Jacksonville, was charter
ed by national headquarters at
ceremonies here Friday night.
An estimated 175 Legion
naires, auxiliary members and
visitors attended the event,
which included a smorgasbord
sponsored by Jackson v i 1 1 e
firms.
Past District Commander
Keegan Townsend, Medford,
was master of ceremonies and
present district commander,
Bill Friend, Grants Pass, con
ducted the business meeting.
The charter was presented
by Oregon Department Vica
Commander Merril Johnson,
Oregon City, who spoke brief
ly about the programs of the
American Legion and com
mended the post on its initia
tive. Johnson offered his as
sistance in future programs if
needed.
Other Officers
Other department officers
included District Vice Com
mander Cliff Conners, Grants
Pass; Mrs. William Friend,
district auxiliary president,
Grants Pass; and Mrs. Earl
B i g e 1 o w, department vice
president, Medford.
Posts from Ashland, Cen
tral Point, Medford, Cave
Junction and, Grants Pass
were represented by com
manders and other officers iri
offering congratulations t o
the new post.
Officers elected by the post
and installed by Johnson were
Lester Watts, commander; C.
Lind McBeth, first vice com
mander; Earl Cavin, second
vice commander; Robert Mit
chell, finance officer; Alfred
Hanencrat, sergeant at arms;
Alan McBeth, adjutant; Joe
Holmes, service officer;
Vaughn Beer, John Ysundz,
Bill Johnson, Richard Offen
bacher and John Caird, execu
tive board members.
A speech of welcome was
given by Mayor Elba (Curly)
Graham, after which Town
send introduced Chief of "Po
lice Frank Carter of Jackson
ville. -
Other sneakers included
Mrs. Bigelow and Mrs.. Friend.
Closing ceremonies were con
ducted by the new comman
der, who expressed his ap
preciation to the past district
commander for instigating the
charter for the post.
Highway Committee
To Meet in Salem
Salem-(UPD-A two-day meet
ing of the highway interim
committee will be held here
Dec. 18-19.
State Sen. Anthony Yturri
(R-Ontario), chairman, said
discussion topics the first day
will include "drunken driv
ing" legislation, and the pres
ent procedure in making ap
plication for a gas tax refund
by farmers.
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BRITISH ADMIRAL DIES
Aberdeen, Scotland (UPD -Admiral
of the Fleet Sir Rhod
erick " McGrigor died Friday
after a long illness. He was
66. McGrigor, former first sea
lord and chief of the naval
staff, commanded the battle
ship "Renown" in World War
II.
Rotary's Purposes
Outlined for Club
Rotary's purpose in 1959
was to eliminate the idea that
might is right and to create a
better relationship between
nations.
The purpose was outlined
by E. B. Lemon, district gover
nor of Rotary International,
who was principal speaker at
the Dec. 1 meeting of the Med
ford Rotary club.
Lemon's speech had to do
with this year's slogan of
Rotary International, "Build
ing Bridges of Friendship."
He pointed out the influence
of Rotary in the world today
due to its world-wide member
ship of one half million per
sons. He said there were dele
gates from 66 countries at the
New York Rotary convention
last spring.
In a telegram to the Inter
national Convention of Ro
tary, President Eisenhower
hailed them as a great force
for peace, Lemon said. He
said that Rotary has been
helpful in settling labor dis
putes, and can even take some
credit for settling a border
dispute between Ecuador and
Peru, which had been a prob
lem for nearly a hundred
years.
At the present time, he said,
Rotary is sponsoring nearly
150 men and women who are
taking post-graduate studies
in foreign countries.
He was introduced at the
meeting by William Caldwell,
Medford, past district gover
nor. BLM, Mill Owners
Battle Over Road
Corvallis (UPD A battle
between Benton county mill
owners and the Bureau of
Land Management may be
carried to Washington, D.C.,
the mill owners indicated here
Friday.
Ralph Hull, owner of a saw
mill at Dawson in south Ben
ton county, said he and others
were considering a trip to the
nation's capital to meet with
Edward Woozley, national di
rector of the Bureau of Land
Management.
At issue was the location of
a timber access road that
would tap some 210 million
board feet of Oregon and Cali
fornia counties' timber man
aged by the BLM.
The mill owners contended'
the road should emerge at
Dawson over existing private
roads, but BLM has mapped a
new road that would come
out two miles south of Daw
son, nearer the Eugene 'markets.
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Seedlings Being Shipped in State
The Oregon state forest
nurseries of Elkton and Cor
vallis have started shipping
seedlings for the 1959-60
j planting season, according to
I Jim Fisher. Oregon state for
estry department farm forest
er. Order blanks for the trees
are available at extension
service offices or from state
forestry department head
quarters on Table Rock rd. in
Medford and at 761 NE 12th
st. in Grants Pass.
Shipping orders have al
ready exhausted the nurseries
supply of noble fir for this
year.
Conifer seedlings available
at $12 per thousand include
westside and eastside Douglas-fir,
ponderosa pine, scotch
pine, austrian pine, grand fir,
white fir, Shasta fir, Port Or-
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Broadleaf seedlings being
offered this year include black
locust, caragana, Russian mul
berry, Russian olive, Chinese
elm, and cascara. The species
all sell for $10 per thousand.
Maximum limits are set on !
all species except the pon- '
derosa pine. Minimum limits
for orders are 50 trees of any
one species or $1.
Information on tree plant
ing and the agricultural con
servation program's cost-share
requirements can be obtained
from the farm forester at the
Medford office of the state
forestry department or by
calling NOrmandy 4-1213.
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U. N. COMMAND CHANGES
United Nations, N.Y. - iUFii -
has been named to succeed
Canadian Lt. Gen. E. L. M.
Burns as commander of the
U.N. emergency force on duty
in the Middle East. Burns re
signed the post Friday. The
Indian general will take over
command of the U. N. force
in the Gaza Strip the day
Burns leaves for Canada.
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