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,j SUNDAY. AUGUST 21, 1960 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE. ; Stamp Collectors Win at Convention Portland - (UPD - C. L. Mars Ion, 72, Spokane, Wash., won the grand award in the senior division in the 74th annual convention and exhibit of the American Philatelic society here Saturday. Marston, retired Army colonel, took top honors for his display of the first issue of Great Britain stamps in 1840. John A. Wruster, 15, Gar den Grove, Calif., who spec ializes in collecting Canadian stamps, won the grand award in the junior division. Sheep Showman Champions Told Ronald Boat, Crater FFA chapter, was judged champion FFA sheep showman during the Jackson County 4-H and FFA fair Friday. Larry Murphy of the Phoe nix chapter, received the re gerve champion's ribbons. Placings in the contest were: Sheep Showmanship Beginning: Larry Murphy, Phoe nix FFA. reserve champion, and blue; Garry Evans, Crater FFA, red; and Steve Andrews, Crater FFA, white. Advanced FFA: Ronald Boat, Cra ter, champion and blue; Ernie Bolz, Phoenix, red; Delmer Smith, Cra ter, fourth. BUHDICK DIES Former North Dakota Rpnnhli nan ran. resentative Usher L. Burdick aiea in a Washington hospital at the age of 81. Death was attributed to heart and ItiH ailments and other complica tions oi oia age. (UPI Telephoto) TIRE STRENGTH Modern motor vehicle ti can withstand an impact of 21,800 pounds at 125 miles an hour, which is more than the full landing jolt of a modern military airplane. VOLCANO SHOW The 1952 eruption of Kila- uea volcano in Hawaii lactari for 136 days. Ribbon Winners Told for FFA Lambs Don Pcstka, Eagle Point FFA chapter, received the grand champion ribbon for his FFA fat lamb in the Jack son county 4-H and FFA fair last week. Terry Payne, Crater FFA chapter, received the reserve grand championship with his fat lamb. Ernie Bolz, Phoenix FFA chapter, had the grand champion pen of three fat lambs. Ernie exhibited South down lambs. Terry Payne, Crater, received reserve grand champion, also, with his pen of three Suffolk lambs. Other FFA fat lamb plac ings were: Corrlrdale single lamb; Delmer Smith, Crater, red. Hampshire single lamb: Don Pestka. Eagle Point, grand cham pion and blue; Warren Pestka, Ea gle Point, red. Southdown single 1 & m b: Ernie Bolz, Phoenix, blue. Suffolk single lambs: Terry Payne, Crater, blue; Don Pestka, Eagle Point, red. Other breeds, single lambs: Lar ry Murphy. Phoenix, blue. Pen of three lambs: Hampshires. Warren Pestka. Eagle Point, blue; and Don Pestka, Eagle Point, red; Southdown, Ernie Bolz, phoenix, grand champion and blue. Suffolk. Terry Payne, Crater, blue; Delmer Smith, Crater, red. Other breeds, pen of three: Garry Evans, Crater, blue. SCRAPPING AGE Average age of a scrapped motor vehicle is now about 14 years. In 1925 the li'etime of the average car was about 6.5 years. Quotes From the News By United Prt International Honolulu-Capt. Harold E. Mitchell, telling his wife of his plane's successful mid-air catch of a 300-pound capsule eject ed by Discoverer XIV satellite: "I told you I'd get it. Honey." Deal, N.J. An Army Signal Corps tracking station spokesman, reporting that the station picked up "a loud beep, with irregularities" transmitted by a Russian space ship: "The irregularities indicate that the signals carry in telligence, but of course we could not decipher the intelligence." Washington Sen. Richard B. Russell (D-Ga.), denouncing before the Senate a proposed. "celestial sphere" monument to President Theodore Roosevelt: "My first recation was one of an old cartoon that Rube Goldberg might put on paper." Moscow Mrs. Francis G. Powers, after her U-2 pilot husband's sentence to 10 years for espionage by a Soviet military tribunal: "I'm all cried out. I just don't feel like eating. I don't know where I'll live, what I'll do. I just can't think yet." Champion Barrow Shown by Crater FFA David Foote, Crater FFA chapter, exhibited the grand champion fat barrow at the Jackson County 4-H and FFA fair Friday. Jim Frink, Crater, exhibit ed the grand champion pen of three market barrows. Da vid Hixon, Crater, exhibited the reserve champion fat bar Other results were: Berkshire market hogi David Hixon, Crater, 1st; Dennis Cornutt, Crater, 2nd; Harry Gay, Phoenix, 3rd; Jim Frink, Crater, 4th; Har old MacGrath, Crater, Stii: Merle Flenner. Crater, 6th; and Tony Shopc, Crater, 7th. Yorkshire market hog: David Foote. Crater, 1st. Poland China; Ron Anderson, Ea gle Point, 2nd. Duroc pen of three market hogs; Ron Anderson, Eagle Point, 1st, IPX haria caVtt fij Tissue II 0" 1 eV M. - ' J I NOTE Kf g BOOKS HW.S I49 I'Aj -i- 1.20 VALUE fH l IT A 300 C0UNT j fA .Cr C3r$5.98 VALUE PLAY POOL 1 GEMS m 52 Inch lOi 'o$f?J WADING r-Vl Reg- s.oo COTT 1 a cdtjCTJI Car Batteries V JfS I Prices with Exchanges 6 VOLT BATTERY 9.95 VALUE 12 MO. 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Hight was traveling north on Highway 99 when Raski pull ed out of a private drive into the side of Hight'i vehicle, police said. William Doyle Pennington, 25, of 679 Mae st., Medford, was also lodged in the county Jail for being drunk on a public highway following an accident Saturday morning, according to state police. Pennington told police that an oncoming car forced him onto the shoulder of Agate i 'aa .sc V 4i "Let them loose when you please; for I am chained to endure all your tyranny," lays the Duchesi of Malfi, ai .he and Cariola are tormented by madmen lent by her broth er, Ferdinand. Ann Hackney (standing) of Marshall, Tex., it the Duchess, and Shirley Pation (seated) of Ashland, is Cariola in James Sandoe's staging of John Webster's dynamic tragedy, "The Duchesi of Malfi," at the Oregon Shakespearean Festival, The madmen, (left to right) are John Ruppeck, Seattle, Wash.; Milton Fuchs. New York City; John Sandoe, Boulder, Colo., and Keith Fowler, San Francisco, Calif. Slated August 22 and 31 only. "The Duchess of Malfi" will be the first non-Shakespearean drama to be teen at America's First Elixabeihan Theatre. Seven Accidents Investigated By Area State Police rd. causing him to swerve across the road into a pear tree. Pennington's passenger was Louis Medina, 26, Pine st., Central Point. Another accident was re ported at 10:43 p.m., Friday. Wendell Forrest Carson, 19, of 3055 Delta Waters rd., Med ford, was northbound on Or chard Home dr. when his car failed to make a sharp curve near the Owens Boat works, according to police reports. No injuries, but extensive property damage was report ed when a vehicle driven by William David Barbera, 17, of 75 South Seventh St., Cen tral Point, collided with a vehicle driven by William Richard Snyder, 21, of 343 B st., Ashland. The accident oc curred at about 11:15 p.m., Friday, near the Medtord armory, police said. Ruth L. 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