Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 31, 1960, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY, JULY 31, 1BW MEDFORD MAIL TBIBUNE, MEDFOHD, OUt. B 3 I-.. If 1 A 4, r It v 1 Till r . KM 'M CURTIS HOPKINS Rocolvsa Plaque Hopkins Receives Insurance Plaque ('mils I,, llcipklii tit lhiikln riafloy ruumcliilm, Mfdfcird In iiniiuv I'nuimi'luni, win re cently luviirili'd a plaque liy llio Ai'lim 1 ,1 ft- Inxiiriinif! t-wnpiiiiy for hm milHtiiiirilnK ililvi'iiHMil In the Group IiiMirumo lli-ld. Ilupklim Imi.i wi ll ti n mure Hum &S.OUI), 1)110 of iirniii) In uriillcr vohiini' diirlnu Ihr piul 10 yi'iirii. Hi' him written over $1.0110,01111 of volume otioli nf thic yi'itrx. Print nt In n llir iIikuc ill dinner wiw I). J. MrCnnk, n Kloiml liii'rvliir of tlie Aot mi I. Ke n Kroup illvlnloii. Art ni (ifllclnlii mid their wives lit lendrd the event. Accnrdlnu tn MiC'ouk, thin ciivi'ted nwiird li given to few liuuriiiU'v men. McDonald Gels . 2nd Jail Term Orriimi Clty-ilfD Levi S. McDiiiuild. Portland jitrrru typer. Krldny received nee ontl lO yenr neiitence fur the Oregon City dyiwimltlim of trucka used liy the Oregon Jutiriuil mid the Oreitntiiuii. The Ki'iiteme win piissed by Miirlun County Judtic Vul Sloper who henrd testimony enrller thin nionlh when Me- Duniild wn convicted of the Oregon City dyiHiinlllnii. MeDonnld received an earl ler ten-year neiilence on i Imiliir truck - dyniiiiillhiK ehiirge in Mullnoiniih county Judge Sloper ruled that the zwo leniences were to be erv ed consecutively. McDonald luis apiealed the Multnomah acntcncc. Judge Sloper released McDonald un der $10,000 ball pending appeal. Utility District Setup Discussed Lyons -OTD- The Oregon Hy droelectrlc commission con ducted a hearing here Friday on a proposal to form a peo ples utility district in the Ly ons area, Witnesses favoring the proj ect Included Jack Krlsble, manager nf the Snlem Electric Cooperative, and three Lyons residents who said they were for the PUD If It meant lower electric rates. Officials of Pacific Power and Lighl company, whlc li serves most of the area now, mild this would not be the case. A PP and L treasurer estimated the proposed PUD would operate at a loss as high as $211,000 a year even If It succeeding in serving all customers In the Lyons area. Burlington, N.C.- 111111 -Five Negro men were arrested Fri day on charges of defrauding insurance companies by Insur ing the use of their hands and then deliberately cutting off the fingers of one hand with a power saw. The Medical Roundup h w r.m.rllm ri.ii.uliani in n Maillolnt. Marii Cllr.le iwnifiHKi of Madiaina Main C llnla Itellef for Ingrowing Toenails Anyone who has ever hud trouble with an Ingrowing toenail knows how much tor 1 1 1 id It can produce, A Kod way of avoiding the lioiihiu Is lo get a chiropodist's Instru ment, such as lie uses for cleaning out the furrows on each side of the big toe nails. Willi this, peril lips oncii a week, after a bath when the tissues are soft, the furrows can be cleaned oul. Dr. Wolfram Korner of Hcr- Salcm-UPl-Tlie Northwest Cartoonists' society will meet hero Aug- 14 with about 40 persons from Oregon and Washington expected lo at tend. Joe Pierre, Sulcm, Is president. TO OPEN Salem - tIPI - Salem's new Northgalo shopping center In the Northeast part of the city will open for business Mon day, It was announced Saturday. Middlctown, N.J. - Pirate crows often came here during the 1 7th Century for rest and refuge. Many residents still believe Capt. Kidd'i famed treasure is buried nomewhcre near here. HOME FOR AGED Salcm-UPI-Plans for a mil lion dollar Lutheran home for the aged at Clear Lake north of here were announced Saturday. Tokyo - IUPD - This ad ap peared today in the English language Japan Times: Situa tion wanted: University stu dent pro-American willing to work as houscboy during sum mer vacation. Los Angolos-UPl-A $100 reward was offered Saturday for the return of four-year-old Sherlock Holmes who wan dered away from homo and apparently got lost. Sherlock Is a bloodhound. Sportsmen Ask Zoning on Lake Salem -ilil'li- The Oregon Marine board Friday heard mine's In from sportsmen for eslabllshliig zoning and speed limits for water skiers on De troit lake In Marlon county. Generally, the lake's center would be designated for water skiing and speedboats. Fish ermen would have the rest. When regulations are set up by the board, they will be en forced by the county sheriff's lake patrol and hy special officers, Inn Court Records Mt'NM MMI, I'dl llT Jrk Nr. I Wooldrlititi. (allure to yifUl rtehl of -'. WlllUm M MY Hemic, expired vrhlrlp It cp n ic, i. Mllttrrtt I'ntrlcln OUhmiam, ex plrrcl vchlrlr Ifcriiiv, J3 I'lmrivH Miclmel Uecm, dUoboyed traffic tlRiml. t0 l.uln May Dye, expired vehicle llcriuft, .V (ilrtt franklin Kyt, disobeyed irnttlr ftlinnl, 10 MAdge llrcr, dlftobeyed traffic lifnal, l (l jAiiira S'irrruen. dlmheyed ttnp tin. io. John Le tun Prfttyman, vlol tlim nf ba-ilr rule, $10 Clnrn Mnr hhorl. foHowinf tito clir, nri'ltlriit, 125 lltifrl Mnvu Ilrnwn. violation of bal- rule. VJ$. Dobbin Purler, vloUtioil ot hnnlc riilr, Vi" WMVtnnit Miw III ark wood, di otwyrd traffic ltitl. 110. LitiUe Kdward Mrtralf. no on leaving prlvatr driveway, DlaTIUf-T fOlUlT Clarrnce T. Huikln, failure to Inn. n. William A. Ciffnrd. no horn, f.l Vermin V. Cocland. overload. llnward J Ilreatral, violation of bair rule. Krnnk H Jnnlrer, overload, 1313, and nvrrwltllh. 15 Kobrrl D. Ilnwlua. no operator'! Wallrr ft Niware. failure to tp a n. sin iwn oiienKt-a Chariot W. Hlnks, failure to itop. 13 lUrnld Richard Gartln, over hciifbl. $13. Karl W Krltrra, no motor vc hlrlo Ilcentr. t William ' I).ik. 47 Kait Ninth t . rrcklraa tin vina. llffl Adrlbcrl K. Small, failure to atop. ein. Charlei C, Kin. (allure to flop, $15. Jnhn Clair Farrell, dlaobeyed top in, $1.1 ulrna L. Hamuiicn. violation of hnlc rule. $:io. Add lion M. Kcplingcr, violation of balr rule, 2T. Luther I). Shrlton, no operator's ItreniF, $.1. David O. tat. overload, $93. ovrrwlrlth, $15. Norman R. Ilillyer, overwldth. $13. John W. Nichols, no flag on load. $13. Chralttr Krncut, nvcrhelRht, $10. Maritnret A. Murrlt. f allure to Btnp. $13. Mrrvin A Mayo, failure to np ernlr on ritiht ultlc of hlchwav. $13. It I chard (I, Mnrunn, nu operntor'a nciMur. a. Chmlrr W. Aakln. failure to toi). $13. Jean V. Hewlett, failure In atop. Itnytnnnd P. flreaull, fnllure to inn. William Jnhnann. failure to atop, 113. Hnhfrt n. Knfclly, improper iinfo- iv rnn inn. sin.. Mrrvin W. Colvin, no operalor'a iiccnnu, $.t. ClltCIJIT COtlHT Charlea Edward MrGrnlh v. Annn J. McGrnth. divorce con. plaint. Oscar J. Eiaher va. Hculah C Flihcr, divorce complaint. MA It It I A OK I.K CNSK APPLICATIONS Gporntt Hiiymoiid Pllta, 1R40 Mouth NtiiKP ril Med lord nnd Wanda L. tiincK Pryor, route 1 box 2A. Jneknnnvtllc. Ronald O, Thompson, 13115 Rob- erm m., meuioru nnn Joanne r ran von Jensen, 15H3 Roberta rd. lln fuiyfl Unit if tnmble him Mlurtcd n cxct-'lli'iit way of K''Uln relief in to Kit two HllOrt ICMKthll Of NIlKlll pliiHllc ttihliiK, Much iih doL'torH uhc. With II HclKNOt'H tliCKC urc1 ttpllt Inlo two lIUlo U-it hoped li'miliH. Onu of ihvMi Ih pun!i vd buck under the luirlltiK L'dnc nf I lie null and, nccord ln lo the doctor, relief com en limlfintly. I ciiuiiot vouch fori thin iin 1 twiven't tried It, but' pcrhtipK to some of our po diiiliiKl friend it in (in old ; story, ii nd tliey ciin tell us lf; It wlil work. j IiicldenUiily, If niiyone-and j especlnlly no elderly person - luis sore feet, he or she ouht i to Ko and leurn liow wonder-1 ful is the comfort a ifood po diatrist can Kive. I remember ' Ihnt years ao, when 1 visit- i ed a Inrtfu Old Peoples' Home, i 1 found that the most-loved 1 person In the place was the I podiatrist. Why? Hecause he I made the old peoples' feet so ; comfortable. Small Rod Spots Many elderly people write wanting to now if they should ' be anxious about a number of , little red nodules, some about; the size of the head of a pin, j which have appeared, perhaps mainly on the skin over their j bream bone. I doubt If any-! one need worry about these j little nodules. I have never seen them turn Into cancer, , j Dr. Alvarez' booklet on wclfiht control may be obtain-! ed by scndlnji 25 cents and a j lare, stamped, self-addressed j envelope with your request to j Dr. Waller C. Alvarez, Dpt. MMT, The Heister and Trlb-i une Syndicate, Box 957, Des Moines 4, Iowa. (Roloaiod by The Regliter and Tribuno Syndicate, I960) - V7k DR. THOMAS UPTON Opant Practict Hoi Dr. Barss Lists Associate Doctor Dr. Thomns Upton has an-1 nminccd the opening of his office In the Century build ing, Room 47, Mcdford, In association with Dr. Theodore Barns, an anesthesiologist. Dr. Upton, originally from Plqua, Ohio, graduated from the University of Michigan In 11)50 and the Northwestern University Medical school In 1954. Ills internship was at the Cincinnati General hos pital In Ohio, and he served as a medical officer In the Navy from 1!)55 to 1957. He came to Medford two weeks ago after his general surgery residency at Cincin nati, and his anesthesiology residency in Now Orleans, La. His wife, Anne, is also with him in Mcdford. FALL PLANTING NEEDS FOR MilA4! 1 Fall pLinting ) juir around the corner and mjiny of ui aro wondering how to mnko our lotl moro productive High erqsnic contant li chjtrsctorlttic of our moRt productive toll. MultlD,irk ii a nntural orgnnle soil condltionor th.it Improvai heavy clny toll, giving a dcilrable crumbly itruc turo, mnkot it moro favorable for toed germination and phnt growth. Apply 2 to 3 Inchos of Multl-D.vk now and this F.i II till it to a depth of 6 Inchoi. Because of Multi-Bdrk'i low decompoiitlon rte It will lait for yoart and makt your gardening and l.indicaplng a ploaiuro Initoad of a chore. For more information on Its many uioa call Kogap Lumber Ind., SP 3-6601, Ext. 46. MULTfl CAHEC 1 Unit (200 cu. ft,) $12.00 Vi Unit (100 cu. ft.) $7.00 W. load vour pickup or traitor, 5c por cu, ft. 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