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PROFESSOR DIES
Ithaca, N.Y. -HW- Dr. Max
L. W. Laistner, professor
emeritus of history at Cornell
university, died Thursday
night at the age of 69.
Corvallis -(CPS- A second
high school for Corvallis is
under study.
Oregon's Sen. Morse
A Grandfather Again ,
Washington . - (UPD - Mrs.
Wade Eaton, daughter of Sen.
Wayne Morse, Saturday gave
birth to her second son, to be
named Nicholas Benjamin
Eaton.
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JACKSONVILLE
Program Abandoned
By BETTE HOSKINS
Jacksonville - The Lions
Auxiliary announced this
week that it has been forced
to give up its plans for a
teen-age youth program for
Jacksonville, with the pos
sible exception of some plan
ned events for the junior age
group The auxiliary ex
pressed disappointment at the
complete lack of interest and
cooperation of both teen-agers
and their parents, especially
when it feels such a program
is badly needed here.
Jacksonville Cub Scout
Pack 35 met Dec. 2 at the
Presbyterian church base
ment. A Bobcat candlelight
ceremony was performed for
Del Speegle and Tommy Ro
lie. Scout leaders attending
from Medford for inspection
of uniforms were Harry Bar
neburg, Bob Wobbe and Herb
Colley.. Barneburg congratu
lated the boys and their par
ents on the fact that out of
29 scouts they had an 85 per
cent rating in complete uni
form. The Webelo Den built a
country store at which they
sold baked goods, candies and
mixed garden vegetables
which were grown by the
Cubs this summer. The pro
ceeds will be used for future
Cub activities.
Awards presented included:
Joe Davis, Lion badge, one
gold and two silver arrows,
and Mike Iverson, Lion badge,
one. gold and two silver ar
rows. Wolf badges went to:
Del Speegle, Richter Ruther
ford, Gary Matheny, and Rick
Rundle received a one year
pin and . Larry Winona was
presented a Lion badge and
a silver arrow. ,.
Silver arrows went to Bill
Rundle, Tommy and Danny
Maddox, Bill Snow, Bill Hin
kle, Henry James and Bob
Glather. Danny Davis receiv
ed one gold and one silver ar
row; Chuck Logan one gold
arrow; . Billy Ray King three
silver arrows; Patrick Swan-
son, one gold and one silver
arrow.
Denner badges were award
ed to: Louie Wilson, Den 1;
Frank Johnson, Den 2; Dan
ny Maddox, Den 3; Henry
James, Den 4; Joe Davis, We
belo Den;
Assistant denners badges
went to Lee Wilson, Den I;
Danny Stoner, Den 2; Tommy
Maddox, Den 3; Bill Snow,
Den 4; Mike Iverson, Webelo
Den. It was also reported by
the Cubs that five large boxes
of food were collected to be
used for Christmas baskets
for needy families in Jacksonville.
Ralph Lawrence is recuper
ating at home this week after
being involved in an automo
bile accident on highway 238
on a foggy morning.
. Recent guests at the O.' W.
Matheny home were Mrs. Ma
theny 's sister-in-law and bro
ther, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lug
wig and family of Richland,
Calif. Other recent visitors at
the O. W. Matheny home were
Mr. and Mrs. Don B. Clark
and twin sons, Don and Ron
of San Diego, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin" Hend
rickson and children Sherry,
Kay and Darrel, originally of
Washington, recently moved
into the old Whitney home on
South Oregon st. Mrs. Hend
rickson operates a cafe on
South Riverside in . Medford
and Hendrickson is a heavy
equipment operator working
for a local contractor. The
George Russell family, who
recently occupied the Whit
ney home, have returned to
Kansas City, Mo.
Portland Truckers
Fined for Beating
Portland - (UPD - Two for
mer Oregon Journal truck
drivers were found guilty of
assault and battery Friday
and fined $75 each. The
charge was in connection with
the beating of two Journal
distributors on Nov. 22.
Court Records
DISTRICT COURT
Jack H. Morrison, unnecessary
noise, $15.
Gerald D. Arndoff, unnecessary
noise, $15.
Eugene W. Pratt, truck speed
ing,' $15.
,Gus K. Boen, failure to stop,
$10.
Bobby Joe Hayes, no operator's
license, $10.
Vilas W. Hastings, overload. $41.
Ronald W. Weidman, failure to
pass on left aide. 13
Charles Jantzer, obstruction of
vision. sio.
Milton H. Kelly, no horn. $10.
Mary Van de Kamp, failure to
stop, $10.
Donald Laurove, no operator's
license, sio.
William P. Samse. parking on
highway, $7.50.
Clarence L. Buck, improper
mutuer, 50.
B. H. Martin, no operator's li
cense. $10.
Harry L. Mutchler, violation of
Dasic rule, sis.
Vernon H. Turn b ugh, no rear
vision, $10.
Ray E. Ortwick, no vehicle li
cense, $10.
Donald . Cuddie, truck speed
ing, $15.
Mary JE. Brown, improper lights
SIO.
Amos Bishop, violation of basic
rule, sis.
Dolores K. Bliss, failure to yield
npnt oi way, ia.
Delmar G. Malay, failure to
stop. $10.
Verne C. Dawty. operating car
wniie license suspended,, siua.
Greg S. Scarborough, obstructed
vision, aiu.
Ed A. Hutchens, failure to stop,
$10.
Rosa M. Lack, failure to stop,
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CIRCUIT COURT
Donald J. Robinson vs. Betty Ann
Kooinson. divorce complaint.
Verna B. Sleight vs. Clarence D.
sieiirnt. divorce complaint.
Alice Marie Butler vs. Barton
Ballard Butler, divorce decree.
Helen Lou Hatch vs. Walter Ed
win Hatch, divorce complaint.
Orven Dell Summers vs. Cather
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MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Claude Cleveland John, 1930
Ashland Mine rd., Ashland, and
Wanda Marie Walker Rice, also
of 1930 Ashland Mine rd., Ashland.
Lou William Youns. route z.
box 668 E., Central Point and Con
nie Earleen Wil'n'. route 2, box
2U3 A, central romt.
Employment in State
Reaches Record High
Salem (UPD The Oregon
Employment department said
Friday that state employment
last month was at the highest
November level on record.
At mid-month, some 655,400
persons had jobs. This was
16,800 over , a year ago and
37,300 above November, 1957.
MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. 11
Sunday, Dec. 13, ,1959. 44
School News
Hedrick Junior High
By VICKI TOENIUGES
The Art club met Thursday
during seventh- period and af
ter school to make Christmas
decorations and ornaments for
Camp White. The club is un
der the direction of Miss Cath
erine Fonken, art instructor.
Later they plan to take sketch
ing tours on Saturdays.
A noon Hunter Safety group
was started last Wednesday
for all of those students who
are unable to meet after
school.
- Hedrick was the scene Fri
day of a meeting of the state
curriculum group.
A pep assembly was held on
Friday preceding the Hedrick-
Grants Pass basketball games.
Seventh, eight, and ninth
grade played after school.
The fifth period eighth
grade science class went on a
field trip to the Siskiyou fos
sil beds Thursday. The group
was accompanied by John
McCormack, science teacher,
and David Baker, student
teacher. '
Captains of the boys' ninth
grade volleyball tournament
met Tuesday to choose their
teams for the tournament. The
captains are Karol Ritchey,
John Gilbertson, Danny
Blackwood, Harold Ried, Dar
ryl Stockton Ralph Newman,
Bob Striplin, and Gibb Mitchell.
New students, students who
were absent, and students who
did not receive their pictures
had their pictures or retakes
taken Tuesday.
The combined secondary
schools of Medford, Medford
High, McLoughlin, and Hed
rick will present their Christ
mas program Thursday eve
ning, Dec. 17, In Hedrick gym.
There will be some 650 vocal
ists taking part and an orches
tra of 90 students.
EARLY SURVEYS RUGGED
Land survey parties in the
early days of Oregon en
countered extraordinary and
unexpected difficulties. Har
vey Gordon, an early deputy
surveyor, reported he had
worn out his first lot of help
ers by using them as pack
animals over the coast moun
tains, "it being impossible
there to use horses"; his sec
ond lot of men "took the gold
fever," and wages went up
from $52 a month to S100.
His work so far had cost him
$930, which was $290 more
than his contract, and to pre
vent further loss he asked to
be allowed to relinquish the
remainder of the unuertaking.
Perhaps this helps to explain
some of the problems faced by
map makers, title companies,
and others working from plats
of these early surveys.
The stethoscope used by the
physician for checking the
heart was invented by a
French doctor in 1819.
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