Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 10, 1960, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY. JULY 10, 1000 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD, ORE. 4-H NEWS MYH Cooking Club Tim MV .. DmkliiK club Dint In the home of Uiuli' Icud it, Mm, I'hyllla Mltcliel, June 38, All nilHIllll'I'H Weil) llenelll (111(1 luiNweied rnll cull wllh li "koiiI fur Hi Ih miiiimcr." An clri'ii Sinllli, wIki iiIiiiih to Join nt" dull next year, wim n V lull nr. Till' IiiinIiichm meeting; win led by President Hone JVIIIchfl. mid iilmm were made or a l)n 1 1 tj u .upper. Crnup nliillliiK wim lend by Kvelyn YuiiliK. Kvelyn Youiik, Reporter JIoom Crook Hen.gad.i The lii.il iiii'clliiil In June of the Hcese Creek llcucKiideii A ll club wim held at tbu limiu' of Mr. mid Mm. Slcphcniiiin. J nek Esp wiih our lineal; lie Used to liclunK In our club. Knell of tin kiivu u report on our 411 projeelii, ii n d were told to net our cows tested. We decided to have H club tour the July 11 Hliirllnif lit 11:30 ii. in. We had one of our ineiiibem no to u 111 III V r school, lie iiiivo u li report on II. We discussed ijoliiK lo mini mer cmnp. Mrs. Stephenson nerved re freshments, Jerry Moore didn't luivo n liiiinc. Kny Stephenson, IteiKirler. WAHINES AND KANES! Jackson County REPUBLICAN LUAU FUND-RAISING DINNER featuring U.S. SENATOR HUGH SCOTT July 15, 1960 Medford Armory POLYNESIAN MENU TROPICAL fd. Pol, Adv., Rop. C.ntral P P.O. Bon 923, for vv tickets k SPring ES- ,y:,s: 3-7561 Equestrians Hold First Pre-Fair at County Fairgrounds Flint pro-fiilr fur nil Jack lion county 411 chilis wus held by the EdKcwood Kqucalrlnns on the Jackson county fair Urotindn. Mrs. Paul U. Adams, Grants Pass, Ju(led lliu clussea with asslstanev from Everett Gib son, Medford, rliiK director. Jiiines Dunn aiiniiiincvd the show, and Mrs. Kdllh Rode ii lid Mrs. Mciulyn Tosh wore secretary unci clerk, respec tively. Purpose of the prc-fnlr l to oniibli) 4-11 nienibers to pruc lice for the Jackson county 411 and KFA fair In AukubI. Class winners ure: JiidKlnit (open): first, Vernn Adiims; second, Sharon O'Con nors; third, Jim Anderson; fourth, Siisnn WrlKht; fifth, Ken Stewart; and sixth, Steve Stewart. Colts (open); first, Edna Welch; second, Heather Rode; third, Linda Gibson; fourth, Ken Stewart. Mailer showmanship (sen iors): first, Chris Prentice; second, Edna Welch; third, Janet Youiik; fourth, Sharon O'Connors; fifth, Smtn FLOWERS Com,, Jo W.lih, Chun.! M.dford, Or.. WrlKht; sixth, Ken Stewart. I till lor showmanship (jun iors): first, Dale Wood; sec ond, llonnle Holmes; third, Barbara Collins; fourth, Bar bara Ross; fifth, Leslie Kram beal; slxlli, Iti-Klnii Kramleal. Western horsemanship (sen iors): first, Sharon O'Connors; second, Susan WrlKht; third, Edna Welch; fourth, Steve Stewart; fifth, llarlln Stliison; and sixth, Benny Sutton. Western horsemanship (In termediates): first, Linda Gib son; second, Laura May Noble; third, Jo Wood; fourth, Vlckl Caldwell; fifth, Tony John son; and sixth, Spencer lluff InKton. Western horsemanship (jun iors): first, ItfKlna Kriimbeiil; second, Dulo West; third, Bon nie Holmes; fourth, Bur burn Collins; fifth. Leslie Krain beal; and sixth, Kellyne Reed. Enilllsh equitation (open): first, Janet Youiik; second, Bonnie Holmes; third, RcKina Kriimbeiil; fourth, Heather Rode; fifth, Susan WrlKht. Trail horse (seniors); first, Bonnie Sutton; second, Steve Stewart; third, Sharon O'Con nors; fourth, Eclnn Welch; drill, Harlln Stinson; and sixth, Chip BufflnKton. Trail hursc (Intermediates): first. Jo Wood; second, Vlckl Caldwell; third, Linda Gibson; fourth, Laura May Noble; fifth, Tony Johnson; sixth, Spencer BuffinKton. Trail horse (juniors): first, Reiflna Kriimbeiil; second, Leslie Krombeal; third, Jim Anderson; fourth, Jonathon Rode; fifth. Bonnie Holmes; and sixth, Barbara Collins. Texas barrels (seniors): first, Steve Stewart; second, llarlln Stinson; third, Benny Sutton; and fourth, Ramcy Johnson. Texas barrel (Intermedi ates): first. Laura May Noble; second, Jo Wood; and third, Vlckl Caldwell. Texas barrel (juniors): first, Dale Wood; second, RcKina Krambeal; third. Peccy Ross; and fourth, Leslie Krambeal. Highway Group Awards Contracts Solem - (OH - A $224,778 state high way commission contract was awarded Friday lo Georftc E. Blalsdell and Son Construction and Shirley G. Stone of Oswcko for grad ing S.38 miles of the North Unipqua Road near Diamond Lake In Douglas county. The commission awarded five other contracts totaling $222,305. Fashion-Page Flash New, new TORSO LINE sleek, then suddenly cascading into airy flares to make you look so willowy. Neckline scoops low to bare n tnn-jack-ct tops it offl Printed pattern 1)2(11): misses' sizes 10, 12, 14, 1(1, 18. Size 16 dress takes 47 yards 35-inch fabric; jacket 2's yards. Send THIRTY-FIVE cents (coins) for this pntlern-ndd 10 cents for each pnltern for first-class mulling. Send to Murlnn Martin, Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th Sl. New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, AD DRESS, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Just Out! Big, new 1000 Spring and Summer Pattern Catalog In vivid, full-color. Over 100 smart styles , . . all sizes . . . all occasions. Send nowl Only 25c. Four Appear in Circuit Court The sentencing of Lawrence Orson Allen, 2H40 Juniper live., on charges of larceny by embezzlement is pending receipt of u pre-sentence re port, District Attorney Thom as J. Reeder said Friday. Allen appeared Thursday in circuit court, and pleaded guilty to the charges. He is charged with embezzling $2,- HOO while employed by Frank lin Transfer and Storage Company, Inc. Sentencing of Harry How ard Grav 511, of the White City Domiciliary, also is pend ing receipt of an FBI report. He waived a grand jury hearing, and was arraigned on district attorney's informa tion In circuit court Thurs day. He Is charged with tak ing a wristwateb from a local Jewelry store July 4. James Jesse Roberts Jr., In dependence, Ore., appeared and the court appointed Rob ert Grunt, Medford, his attor ney. Roberts Is charged with uttering and publishing a false check in Rogue River. Imposition of sentence was suspended for two years on Henry O. Waelty, 808 Ninth St., Medford, on a non-sup port charge. Amount of sup port money to be paid his family will be determined by the probation officer, court officials said. Group Seeks Repeal Of School Act Salem - flJPII - Oregon Elec tions Director Jack E. Thomp son said Saturday a Portland group is making a last-ditch effort to obtain enough signa tures for an initiative to repeal the 1057 school district re organization act and the pro ponents hope to file the pe titions Sunday afternoon. Everett E. DeMars, Port land, head of Serve Our State, Inc., informed Thompson that SOS hoped to make it under the July headline. Some 33,712 signatures arc required and several thousand signatures were still needed. The measure would halt consolidation of the state's many school districts and would undo district reorgani zation accomplished so far. MEETING SLATED Timbcrline Lodge - UPD -The Interstate Association of Public Land Counties will hold its 10th annual conven tion here July 22-23. Oregon Tax Commission Chairman Charles Mack is president of the association, which has members in Oregon, Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Arizona, Mon tana, Wyoming and Nevada. LIFETIME ADVENTURE IN PHOTOGRAPHY From the most casual snapshot to the most exacting professional picture, there is nothing in photography too demanding for a Leica. Photography is an adven ture and more fun when you own a Lcica. No matter how far you want to roam in the world of photography, your Leica can go along. For business or pleasure, at homo or abroad, your Leica will help you bring back sharp, brilliant pictures for a record or souvenir. You can count on it! Come in today and sec the Lcica M-3 and the Leica M-2, with automatic features thnt make fine photography easier than ever. ADDER'S PHOTO SHOP 232 East Main St. WITH ONE-DAY COLOR Kodacolor Anscochrome Ektachrome IN BY 10:00 A.M. OUT NEXT AFTERNOON Collectors' Cars fv I It's fun to collect old-time autos everyone will stop, look, ADMIRE these colorful panels. Cross-stitch cars smart, new "conversation" pictures for a recreation room. Gay housowarming gift. Pattern 7253: two 8x21-inch panels; color chart. Send THIRTY-FIVE cents (coins) for this pattern - add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Med ford Mail Tribune, Household Arts Dept., P.O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, AD DRESS and PATTERN NUM BER. Just out! Our new 1960 Al ice Brooks Necdlecraft Book contains THREE FREE pat terns. Plus ideas galore for home furnishings, fashions, gifts, toys, bazaar sellers-exciting, unusual designs to cro chet, knit, sew, embroider, huck weave, quilt. Be first with the newest-send 25 cents now! Crop-Dusting Plane Crashes; Pilot OK Salem (UPD - A single-engine crop dusting plane crash. cd In a field just northwest of Salem early Saturday, in. juring the pilot and destroying the plane. The pilot, Richard Swift, 38. Salem, was taken to Salem Memorial hospital and under went emergency surgery later Saturday morning. He suffer ed a broken arm and lacerated eye and attendants said fol lowing surgery he was in "fairly good condition. FILM SERVICE SAME FINE QUALITY , We Give S&H Green Stamps Three Are Placed On Parole Friday Donald Dec Campbell, Cen tral Point, Friday In district court, was ordered released on parole for the balance of his sentence for petty larceny. The parole was granted on condition that he remain in county jail until 11 a.m. July 14, and upon his release board the bus for Wlster, Okla., and make his home there. Campbell was sentenced to six months in the county jail July 6, and parole was to be considered in 30 days follow ing his sentencing. Campbell was charged with two other persons, both juveniles, with taking' two batcrlcs from Emil Melton Unger. Also ordered placed on pa role was Robert L. Smith, 308 Chestnut St., Medford. He was placed on parole for the bal ance of his one-year sentence on charges of obtaining money by false pretenses. Parole was granted providing he re frain from drinking intoxicat ing liquor and make restitu tion and pay costs. Smith was sentenced Oct. 13. Dennis W. Smith, 717 West Jackson st., Medford, was pa roled Friday for the balance of his six months sentence on bad check charges. Smith was placed on parole providing he make restitution in full and remain employed. He was sentenced April 5. TAVERN ROBBED Portland - (UPD - The Sandy Jug tavern here was held up late Friday night by a robber who displayed no weapon but indicated he was carrying a pistol in his pocket. He escap ed with about $50 in currency. ZZ ftvfPJ Complete Twin Bed Sets i ' , , i - . ttjt I I' 'k 1 ' ' IwlK With Upholstered Plastic I , -X 4 y- headboards and legs. rj Choice of Headboard Colors .. fl IV Priced 2 Twin Beds Complete at Only I Pen W flHlSO Monday P WIEIEMS EASY TERMS J pSs w NO CARRYING CHARGES. We carry our V3 ST "fTVV "I I I . . own contracts. There ii no extra charge N Jl V fl f I M J I M J added to your payments. At Weeks & Orr rj Vv NT v 1 1 J I n v I Fm you pay only ,or ,he me":handi,e sh,, H y WJy V V I I yJj I I and save at Southern Oregon's Oldest and li Largest Furniture Store. M 114 West Main Street Phone SP 2-9351 1 Teen-Agers Leave Several local teen-agers left this morning by car enrnute to the Malibu club summer camp In Canada on the Prin cess Loulsla Inlet, Young Life officials, sponsors of the camp, recently announced. Attending this second ses sion of the season are Bob Quinncy, Linda Morlan, Jim Randies, Chris Prentice, John Hamilin, Pat Dunlevy, Nancy Donahue, Mary Kay Harris, ,RUCland(SflICl MULTI BARK soaks up water, keeps the soil moist and reduces irrigation requirements in dry hot weather. MULTI BARK prevents the sun from baking the soil and reduces water evaporation. MULTI One unit (200 cu. ft.) will cover 2,400 sq. ft. 1 inch deep. You'll be delighted with the many jobs MULTI BARK does for your lawn, flowers, shrubs or trees. For Malibu Camp Marty Wyatt, Doug Robert son, Scott McDonald, Jon Jensen, Richard K n ig h t J, Joyce Roelfs, Mark Cochran, Shcrl Lambert, Mary Milne, Diane Edmonds, and Mary Frohnmaycr. From Vancouver, British Columbia, the group will trav el by boat. This is the seventh summer that the camp has been offered. Some 300 stud ents and personnel will be involved in the 10-day camp. SUMMER NEEDS FOR I Unit (200 cu. ft.)... $12.00 y2 Unit (100 cu.fl.) ..$7.00 We load your pickup or trailer, 5c per cu. ft. MEDFORD PRICES . BARK SP 3-6601 Ext. 46 IHOWJ iff CHRISTIAN 1 I SCIENCE J fHEALS Station K-BOY Sunday -9:45 A.M.