Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1960)
MONDAY. AUGUST 21, 19H I 'rU'li MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE. Ml,! '4i vnmrf-i x m -SI 1 kwk. - n ,Mtt ... l EUlBja IMSI III r NEW LIBRARY Reading is a pleasure in the new library at White City, now com pleted and stocked with books, periodicals, newspapers and reference material. Moving from the chapel building started a year ago and Miss Enid Holmes, chief librarian, has :V-. . .EXIT 1$ --witt ''T been busy during this time working out a new system for the veterans which includes classes in "reading, writing and arithme tic" and other advantages. A music room is planned in the future. About 800 Attend 4-H Style Revue, Fair Awards Ceremony Approximately 800 people from all over Jackson county attended the 4-H Style Revue and fair awards ceremonies in the National Guard armory south of Medf ord Friday night. To cut the program down to two hours no banquet was given during the annual event this year. Attractive 4-H eirls model ed the latest 3tyles in 4-H clothing projects - both sports and formal wear they had made themselves - then re- turnorl in the stage to receive trophies, ribbons and cash awards for their snowman Hin with livestock. First award presented was tho r.itypn and Gitzen SDOCial presented for the first time last year by Drs. G. A. ana r. N. Gitzen. local veterinari ns - S2S to a deserving 4-H club member exhibiting sheep and swine at the jacKson County 4-H ind FFA fair. , This money is to be applied Wall Street Chatter New York -fUPD- The Value Line investment survey said today that stocks are more likely to go down than up during the next twelve months It admits that investors are in a dilemma because while stocks are overpriced relative to past standards, and yields are too low, especially com pared with bonds, neverthe less brokers' loans are quite low, trading volume is not speculative, and i n f 1 a tion looks as if it is here to stay. Value Line feels, however, that while conditions have changed, it is also true that "new era" philosophy as stat ed by both party platforms has always preceded a sharp break in security prices at previous bull market tops, Reynolds and Co. says that U.S. Rubber offers "good sta tistical value." Sales this year should exceed $1 billion for the first time in history and earnings should rise to around 5 Rn a share from S5.30 in 1959. Future prospects are fa vorable for botn tires ana chemicals, Reynolds says. Bache and Co. finds it in teresting that Lorillard set a nu iQfin nitrh on a day of ir regular market action last week. The performance rein fnrppe thp stock's sound tech nical position and suggests further upward progress Bache said. Finch Defenders Swing Into Action Los Angeles -lUPD-Attorneys for Dr. R. Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff begin today to try to disprove state charges that the couple murdered the wealthy surgeon's wife. The murder retrial of Finch, 43, and his mistress, Carole, 23. moved into its 10th week with defense attorneys Grant Cooper and Don Bringgold making their opening state ments to the jury of 11 women and 1 man. Finch was expected to be gin his testimony Tuesday, to be followed sometime later by Carole. The attorneys said they expected the jury to be gin deliberations the first week of October. Cooper's j o b remained much the same as in the first trial when he tried to con vince a jury that Barbara Jean Finch, 33, was accident ally shot outside her S65.000 suburban home July 18. FALL KILLS AERIALIST London - IUPD - Carmen Ro jaire, a 17-year-old circus aerialist, died in a hospital early today from multiple in juries suffered in a 40-foot fall from a broken trapeze during a rehearsal Sunday. . toward the purchase price of purebred gilt for the pig club member and a purebred ewe lamb for the sheep club mem ber. The breed is to be de cided by the club member and the purchase to be ap proved by the County 4-H Agent Glenn Klein. Tom Winniiigham was this year s winner for sheep and Charles Logan for swine, both of Ruch, Terry Gail, Gold Hill, re ceived the George Nichols' trophy for the outstanding lamb exhibitor. The Rogue River Jersey Cattle club award of a show halter went to Jerry Moore, Eagle Point, as the exhibitor of a champion registered Jer sey. Best Exhibitor The George F. Lillis trophy for the best exhibitor of the Brown Swiss cow went to Marilyn Deckelman, Rogue River. The Allene Owens' perpet ual showmanshiD troDhv to the outstanding showman of beef females was presented to Ron Anderson, Antelope 4-H club. The Don Nichols' perpetual showmanshiD troDhv was pre sented to Penny Sampert, West Side 4-H club, as the outstanding steer showman. Carol Foote. Central Point 4-H club, received the Jackson pmintv Guernsey cattle club perpetual trophy as the out standing exhibitor of Guern sey cattle. Thp Palf Manna sDccial tro phy sponsored by the Medford Feed and Seed company was nrpsented the West Side Blockers SheeD club. This traveling plaque is presented to the outstanding livestock club exhibiting at the Jack son county fair. Dale West. Eagle Point, re- beef fitting trophy. Other Special Awards Other special awards pre sent e d were the Farhills Farms Holstein trophy to Georgia Hubbard, Antelope club; Ed Pierce Hereford tro nhv tn Ron Anderson. Ante lope club; Harold Frye Jr. swine trophy to Charles Bad cock, Evans Valley, La Pine herdsmanship tro phy to Eagle Point Ranchers. Farm bureau trophies pre sented were presented Mar garet Hanson, best forestry project; Kathy Badcock, Ev ans Valley, best rabbit proj ect; Judy Frink, Central Pnint Harden Droiects; Bob Kuest, Central Point, best poultry. Ron Smith, Medford, re ppiveri the award for the best uddered goat. , Marolyn DecKicman, nugui: River, also received the Shir Memorial trophy. This is presented by the P. K. Nelson family in memory oi their daughter, Shirley, to the ...hlinJInn rftiirv 4-H club member exhibiting registered stock. C u r t i s s improved stud t tn Paillette An derson, Antelope; Pat Neal, Jacksonville; Mindy Hackett, Talent; Dean Brewster, Apple gate; Georgia Hubbard, Ante lope, and Kathy Larson, Ruch. A new award this year, mai of the Northwest Oregon Min ing Council, was presented Pat Neal, Jacksonville, as having the championship rock and mineral exhibit. Other Trophies Other trophies presented were the Samuel O. James perpetual trophy to the cham pion rabbit showman Linda Sommers, Talent; Rose Marie Legler perpetual trophy for :hampion poultry snowman to Craig Wright, Medford; Marilyn Bohnert perpetual trophy to top judge in live stock judging contest to Ron Anderson, Antelope club; Su san WriBht nprnptlial trophy for champion sheep showman Gibson Saddlery trophy pen ny Samnert. West Side, as all- around senior horseman. The Medford Trail Riders iphy to the all-around m- trn termediate horseman went to Heather Rode, Medford; the Stewart trophy for all-round junior horseman went to Dale West, Eagle Point; the Ron Daugherty trophy for grand champion market lamb to Jan West, Medford; the Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Frink trophy to Russell Frink, Central Point, as champion swine showman; tne uaie bmitli trophy as ex hibitor of the grand cham pion market steer to Jack Peek, Central Point; Oregon Dairy Breeders' association special award of a grade heif er to Cindy Bartlett, Central Point; and the Pacific Coast Aberdeen Angus auxiliary award to Nikki Hammond, Central Point. Best Guide Dog J. Frank Issi, Medford, won the Shady Cove Grange tro phy, for the best Guide Dog in its class. These dogs are being raised by 4-H'ers for the Guide Dog School for the Blind, Inc., San Rafael, Calif. The Mr. and Mrs. Tom Whittle perpetual trophy to the 4-H club scoring the high est average points per club member went to the Eagle Point Pegasus club. The Mary Ann Birdseye trophy for champion dairy showman went to Marilyn Deckelman, Rogue River. The P. K. Nelson award went to David Strickland, Rogue River. The Jackson County Stock man association award, new this year, went to Steve Mar shall, Eagle Point. He receiv ed a $25 U. S. savings bond for scoring highest in feeding and caring for his animal. Herdsmanship Award Herdsmanship award ros ettes went to Korny Kids, dairy; Eagle Point ranchers, sheep; Gold Hill beef club, beef; Ruch swin club, swine; West Side Rabbitteers, rab bits; Southwest Medford, poultry. Club team awards for judg ing went to Central Point Forestry club, Evans Valley Happy Hoppers, Antelope Livestock club, Antelope dai ry club, Eagle Point Desert Pegasus, Talent Poultry club, Table Top Pack Rats home living club, Applegate crops club. Antelope 4-H home eco nomics clubs, canning, foods, clothing, Central Point knit ting, Medford, child care and outdoor cooking. High junior judges were David Arnett, Talent, poul try; Dale Ackerman, Eagle Point, horse; Mike Burrell, Southwest Medford, rabbit; Sam James, Phoenix, forest ry; . Regina Krambeal, live stock, and Adrienne Bray, dairy. Oregonian Named Sigma Nu Officer Portland - IUPII - David C. Baum of La Grande has been elected vice-regent of the na tional fraternity of Sigma Nu. The Rev. George L. Evans of Evansville. Ind., was named regent of 'he national organization. Other officers elected at the fraternity convention here were Thomas A. Hewwood, Evanston, 111., s e c o n d-cr" treasurer; Richard Vaughan, Leander, Texas, senior grand councilman; and Flavius Free man, St. Louis, Mo., junior grand councilman. Way Cleared for Vote on Tax Levy Salem IUPD - The Marion county court cleared the way for a vote at the November general election on a $375,000 tax levy for a new county ju venile detention home. The state board of control previously agreed to sell the county land near the present county health department building for the proposed new structure. Voters in 1954 defeated a similar measure. wards MONTGOMERY WARD TT (0JHj pre labor day 117 South Central SP 3-7301 RIVERSIDE AIR CUSHION NYLONS-NOW ONLY... SPECIAL ! GENUINE UPHOLSTERY FABRIC SEAT COVERS The same upholstery fabric, vinyl leather ette. Mylar beading as in the finest cars. FREE INSTALLATION OMfim Per Sel ANTIFREEZE SALE (o)(o) 01 f 0' 4.70-11 blk xcli tax mn4 any I4 tlra 15-MONTH ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE DuPont Nylon cord construction resists dangeroui road impacts, harmful tire strain. Seven rows of skid resistors give safer, more positive traction. ANTIFREEZE ANTIFREEZE mm Htttt l CUSHION 1UHUSS IUCH TUH-ITM llm tin pilM Soli prl Uitprlu I SiUprln Sin Hikbiliri wllli Mchbifua wild tradt-iR plvi tradt-!n pli trad-ln plt trwla-lii plB ili ! txcln ! audit In xclit hk 6,70-15 20.60 13,88 17.95 ll.H 7.10-15 24.60 14.88 20.60 13.88 7.60-15 26.60 18.88 22.65 15.88 7.50-14 20.60 13.88 Only 3 ,. fcgyi . 8.00-14 24.60 16.88 Whluwoll In y.ur ili.l Rubber lined clampsattach easily to car. Will net mar Fits any car Support! w.ight evenly OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 (ft woe i I 7 f I 4-SQUARE GUARANTEE W'l&J'-f J I) II fv I 1. Againilroadhaiardiforthejpec- YV M g fgi I II ifid time. Acquitments pt orated fcVjr &2j,f f aoHon I , fiUR'jhJ AMI lrn riLLl I;. I momwp i w. of head. Adiun. wJtrmVW PI fill 1 1 I Mr - Equals other national LV.I mmii proroied on Iread wor. TJ&Jiir M. E'i JKi l 1 brands llina for 3.25. fc.l J. n. .1 :A LT.' II JULMWUI Pr:ideS P"m,ane"f ALL- I 4, Sothfaclion guaranteed. Mu.l. WjJJ fll ilTnSSfcH r P'T " '9T5t S I menl ba..d on current price be- 37?," I! pSTj " - '0li"9 ; lor.,rad..,n:Urn.d. ff. FREE MOUNTING m0BfeS &S&jar by Wards frl 1 k cxrra-srrong Nylon 04 tires WM ' ii iLl. : ftfji . .Is I Lilt price Sole price Hit price Soli price itwi J.lTl fl V' CSSSr H4JftJ eoch before with eoch before wltb ge Q C9 ' X AS " SOll 'I I 1 f V BMI- IroJo-ln ploi liade-ln plot lredo-ln plei frodo-ln plui I g R M Wwf Si. AW WL M 1: ":'MWj excise loi oiclio lo excise lex excise tox II f M mr ft-l E$9nam!l f fflffjf 6.70-15 27.10 18.88 25.25 16.88 I I I f Vfl IT kU-i Wf 7-"-'5 29-50 21.88 27.75 19.88 II I lJ J . ... H . ",Vf I Reduces en- ef)9g KV .7-50-14 27.10 18.88 Only $3 mare bey.. pl.i ex.l.. I mJ tr.dln lire ' j ginewear, f-'" Whitewall in '(' li NO CASH DOWNI Your trade-in tire . . . regardless of condition ... is the down paymenfl ...Wards own famous brand L . -...... ..i,.: ,..! .ft..... 2.19 balloon tires Reg. 1.19 tubes Chromed hrrn & light combination Regular 1.49 wire bicycle basket... 1 tff '!tjSuLsrxij r ,, , 99 Wp SAVE $5! 26" ENGLISH HERCULES 3-SPEED BIKE REG. 51.95 46 88 Bold lines, fine English craftsman ship! 3-speed hub lets you shift gears like car! Equipped as shown. Boys' Red, Girls' Blue. Deluxe model 58.88; Standard U9.88 THRIFT BUY! SAVE OVER $7 ON TWIN-BAR BIKE 8onderized frame with chrome coaster brakes, white spring saddle. Boys' Red, Girls' Blue. 29 88 M,a4,M yMilweYeT i.irlihkV.iLiM.1'lViiiit.l.liii i
