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Locals
Eaeecieao tt - Graduation
exercises lor the ipeciol edu-
I cation class of Jackson coun
ty have been set for Tuesday,
May 31, at 8 p.m. in the coun
ty courthouse annex, Medford.
Surg? Ptiiants-Mrs. Louis
J. Arnold, route 1, box 24,
Jacksonville, and Mrs. Harry
A. Gregg, 357 South Fourth
St., Central Point, were listed
as surgery patients at Rogue
Valley hospital Friday.
In Hospital - Jerry M.
Primm, 5-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Primm, Butte
Falls Star route, box 137, Ea
gle Point, was listed as a sur
gery patient Saturday at Sa
cred Heart hospital. A medi
cal patient there was Edward
C. Murray, 605 Union ave.,
Grants Pass.
Breaks Hip - M:s. Patience
Thompson, mother of Mrs.
Patsy Brock, former Medford
and Central Point teacher, is
convalescing from a broken
hip, local friends reported.
The accident occurred at the
home of Mrs. Thompson's son,
Matt Thompson, Monmouth.
Mrs. Thompson is being treat
ed at the Eva Lena nursing
home, route 2, box 454, Hills
boro. Wins Award - Henry Myhre
of M a i c o Medford Hearing
center, 820 East Main St., has
received a special service
award from Maico Electronics,
Inc. The Maico President's
achievement award is present
ed annually to selected deal
ers m recognition of their
service to the hard of hearing.
This year's award is the third
received by Myhre.
Obituaries
LOUIS G. WATTS
Louis G. Watts, 66, of Was
co, Calif., died Friday in a
local hospital. The body will
be returned to his home in
Wasco for services and inter
ment, with Conger - Morris,
funeral directors, in charge of
local arrangements.
Mr. Watts was born Feb. 8,
1894, in Dennison, Tex., and
had been visiting a son, Earn
est Watts, of Eagle Point. He
was married in Texas to
Laura McMillen, who sur
vives.
Other survivors include a
son, Ted Watts, of Wasco,
Calif.
FRANK GEORGE HANSEN
Frank George Hansen, 66,
of route 1, Talent, died early
Saturday morning at his
home. Mr. Hansen was born
Dec. 10, 1893 in Mt. Jewett,
Penn.
He is survived by his wife,
Catherine, one son, Frank Jr.,
Coquille, a sister, three broth'
ers, and three grandchi'.dren.
Funeral arrangements are
to be announced by Litwil
le's Funeral home.
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TEACHER TROUBLE Mrs.
with four reasons for double trouble in her class at Elkhorn
County school near Watsonvllle, Calif. The children are all
classmates in Mrs. Murrow's kindergarten room. The twins
are, front to back, Leland and Leon Farrar, 5; Bruce and
Robert Lanham, 6; Ronald and
lyn and Carolyn Warren, 5.
sets of twins in a single classroom are 54 in a million.
Power Line Drops;
No One Injured
Portland (UPI - A Portland
General Electric transmission
line carrying 4,160 volts was
burned through and dropped
to the ground here Saturday.
PGE officials said witness
es reported a youth swung a
chain over the wires. The
chain struck a bare part of the
line and caused a hot circuit.
The wires burned through and
dropped to the pavement. No
one was injured.
Hatfield Exercises
Clemency 5 Times
Salem - (UPD - Gov. Mark
Hatfield has exercised execu
tive clemency five times since
he took office in 1959 - but
none of them involved capital
punishment.
The forms of clemency In
cluded two conditional com
mutations, one for a man con
victed of second degree mur
der and sentenced to a life
term.
He has also given a full
pardon to a man convicted of
assault and robbery.
OPEN MEMORIAL DAY!
HAMBURGER
With AH the Trimmings
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Tornado Bowl
In the Oakdale Market
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Where the Stereoramic Photo Originated
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Summer Hours 8 to 6
Open la Km Public Sine 19M
Berta G. Murrow, rear, poses
Donald Smith, 5, and Mari
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Lea Padgett Gets
Second in Contest
Central Point Lea Padgett,
Crater High school senior,
won second place in the
Northwest Pacific c h a p t e
French contest sponsored by
the American Association of
Teachers of French, accord
ing to Mrs. Barbara Tomlin
son, Crater High s c h o o
French instructor.
All French I students at
Crater High participated in
the test April 4. It consisted
of oral, reading and grammar
which each first year French
student is expected to know.
Miss Padgett received the
highest score for the Crater
High students. Her test paper
will be submitted to the Ore
gon State college modern
language department for the
regional finals along with pa
pers from schools of Idaho,
Montana, Washington and
other Oregon cities.
HUNTER FOUND GUILTY
Salem - (UPD - Walter Ed
ward McGinnis, 21, Turner,
was fined $100 in district
court here Friday for illegal
possession cf venison and a
charge against a 19-year-old
Marion youth was amended to
hunting deer out of season.
Throughout
The Year
Fairweaiher Gels
Phoenix Contract
Phoenix-The Phoenix school
board Friday nigM awarded
contract to Frank t air-
weather, Medford contractor,
to construct five classrooms,
additional heating facilities
and an administrative office
at the Phoenix High school,
according to Superintendent
Ernest James.
Fairweather submitted a
low base bid of $79,042 plus
portions of three alternates
for a total contract figure of
$92,846. James explained. Con
struction will start about
June 6, after school is dis
missed. The bond issue of $700,000
recently passed by Phoenix
school district patrons will
pay for the new construction
plus school furniture and
equipment for the new rooms
and administrative office.
Repair and reflooring of the
Talent school gymnnasium to
be used for Junior high school
students will also be financed
by the bond issue. Robert J.
Keeney, Medford architect.
will design the construction,
James said.
Other bids on the project
were submitted by Myers D.
Jones construction company
$79,788; Ausland Construction
company. Grants Pass, $83,-
980: and Barnhart construc
tion company, Medford, $98,
413. Bids Opened for
Hiatt Fish Screens
Low bid for construction of
fish screen structure at
Hiatt dam was submitted by
Thomas J. Parker and Associ
ates, Inc.. 42 East Main St.,
Ashland, at $18,257, accord
ing to the bureau of reclama
tion. Other bidders were Petrehn
and Purdy, Central Point, at
$21,181, and Clave Construc
tion company, Medford, at
$32,352. Government estimate
was $18,894.
DRIVER GETS AWARD
Portland - (UPD - A driver
for the Los Angeles Seattle
Motor Express was named
here Friday night as the top
driver of the year at the an
nual safety award dinner of
the Oregon Trucking Associ
ations, Inc. The award was
presented to Aaron A. Stoltz,
of Portland.
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MERCHANTS LUNCH 8S
Servicemen
PARTICIPATES
Army pfc. Jack L. Terzen
bach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mux
L. Terzenbach, 1285 Corona
ave., aledtord, recently par
ticipated in Exercise Path
finder I, a two-day air mobil
ity operation in Europe.
Terzenbach, a medical air
man, entered the Army in
September. 1958, completed
basic traininit at Ft. Riley,
Kan., and arrived overseas in
March, 1959. He is a 1955
graduate of Medford High
school, attended Oregon State
colleRe, and was employed by
the forest service in Medford
before entering the Army.
PROMOTED
Pfc. David A. Lind, son of
Mrs. Ray A. Anderson, 844
Dakota ave., Medford, recent
ly was promoted to specialist
fourth class at Metz, France.
where he has been stationed
since 1959. He enlisted in the
Army engineers in March
1959, and underwent training
at Ft. Ord, Calif., and Ft.
Leonard Wood, Mo. He at
tended Medford grade schools.
APPOINTMENT MADE
Salem - rtJPD - Leonard N.
Hall, Charleston, was named
by Gov. Mark Hatfield Satur
day to a four-year term on the
Oregon Fish commission, suc
ceeding Harold T. Johnson,
Astoria. Hall is a native of
Seattle.
This Evening
LOBSTERS
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Nixon Campaign
Expenses Listed
Salem - H'PD - It cost back
ers of Vice President Richard
Nixon $46,653 to stage his
campaign in Oregon for the
GOP presidential nomination
in the primary election a
week ago, according to ex
pense reports filed with the
state elections division here.
Nixon was unopposed on
the ballot. The expense was
the largest yet received by the
division. Reports for expenses
of Sen. John F. Kennedy (D-
Mass.) and Sen. Wayne Morse
(D-Ore.), candidates for the
presidential nomination, have
not been received yet.
Of the Nixon total, $47,000
came from the Dick Nixon
club of Washington, D.C.,
leaving an Oregon campaign
surplus.
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McKEE - To Mr. and Mi s.
Richard Edwin, 1394 Beek
man St., Medford, May 28,
1960, a boy, 9 pounds, at
Rogue Valley hospital.
CASTER - To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert O., box 233, Phoenix,
May 26, 1960, a boy, 7j
pounds, at Rogue Valley hos
pital. BLACK - To Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Wilbur, 932 Harmony
lane, Ashland, May 28, 1960,
a boy, 7V2 pounds, at Rogue
Valley hospital.
ETZEL - To Mr. and Mrs.
Nat R . box 345, Eagle Point,
May 27, 1960, a boy, 8t
pounds, at Rogue Valley hos
pital. Some gorillas reveal mark
ed family likeness, just as hu
mans do, the National Geo
graphic Society says.
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