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8 A MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD, ORE. - L v 1 . y i 1 ''71 ; i j , : COURT OF HONOR At a recent court of honor held by Troop 6, Boy Scouts of America, Larry Bledsoe (loft) and Allan Taylor were awarded the coveted Eagle Scout awards. Carroll Smith (right), president of the Klamath Slake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, presented the awards. Smith is vice president of the Crater Lake council. BSA. Lynn Westwood was also presented with his First Class sward by Donald Coltrain, Troop 6 committee chairman. Navy Official Will Present Award Here J A CAPT. R. H. HOLMES To Present Award Christmas Bureau Established Here Names of needy families as well as groups planning on preparing holiday food bas kets are now wanted by the Mcdford Christmas bureau, 60 Hawthorne ave., Medford. Committees from the Hod Cross, the Salvation Army, and various public welfare agencies will again sponsor the giving of food baskets to the needy, a project of the Jackson County Inter-Agency council. In order to avoid duplica tion of gifts, organizations, service clubs, groups, church es, and individuals have been urged to clear the names of recipient families for whom they plan gifts, Anyone knowing of a needy family In urged to notify the bureau; the specific family will then be visited to estab lish the need. Accordingly, individuals or groups wishing to be given the names of needy families should call the holiday bureau. Christmas bureau officials have expressed a need for sur phis apples, nuts, poultry, etc., which can be used to fill gift baskets. The bureau may bo contact ed at SPring 2-4405. PAINTING SAID LARGEST The largest painting now in exlstance is "Battle of At lanta," painted in 1885-86 by three Germans, Lohr, Lorcnz and Heine. It Is 50 feet high 400 feet in circumference and weighs 8 tons. IMPORTANT CROP Minneapolis-Wheat covers more of the world farm land than any other crop and is grown in 48 American states Advertisement AMAZING PSORIASIS STORY Jan. 10, I960 Plttaburfth, Pa. "Doctored for psoriasis 30 years. Spent much money to no avail. Then used OHP Ointment and Tablets for 2 weeks, scales dis appeared as If by magic. In 8 weeks skin completely cleared and clean. First time in 30 years. Thanks for your marvelous prod ucts." This much abbreviated re port tells of a user's success with a dual treatment for psoriasis now made available to all sufferers. Full Information and details of a 14 day trial plan from Cansm Co., Dept. 280A, Rockport, tlui. Capt. R. N. Holmes, USN, deputy chief of staff for the Naval Reserve of the 13lh Naval district, is slated to present the national third place and the district first place awards to the Naval Re serve Electronics Division 135, Medford, in special cere monies here Monday. The presentation will take place at 8 p.m. in the Hedrlck Junior High school audi torium. Cant. Holmes, a Nnvat academv eraduate nf 10:15. has 1 served on both battleships and acstroyers and was awarded tne presidential Unit Citation While serving as cnmmnnrllnD officer of the USS Benion In ivta. His ship was kept oper ational following attacks by two ivamaKazce planes. Local Electronics Division 135. formed ten venrs. nan han taken first place In the district once before, but thin la lh first time it has been in com petition for national awards. Based on Factors nomnnflffnn fnt. Ilin n.i,u.rlo is based on factors including total manpower and the qual- ItV Of training nrmrlHnrf aa evident by the advancement of men in pay grades. Reserve spokesmon empha size that commnnilv Knnnnrt is vitally important to achieve sucn national standards. It is also necessary for every mem- Dcr 01 me unit to take two weeks training duty every year. The lnrnl plnnlrnnlpa 4U,!c- lon trains radiomen, electronic iccnniclnns, signal men, and radarmen for the Naval fleet. Most men, as members of the unit, nave the opportunity to go to the best schools the Navv has for this nurnnsiv I ho spokesman concluded. Master of ceremonies for the presentation event will be Robert B. Duncan, state repre sentative and speaker of the house. Station Wagons Are Involved in Accident Two station wagons collided on Highway 62 Friday after noon, five miles from Med ford, state police reported Sat urday. No injuries were re ported. Station wagons driven by Lloyd Lee Askins, 31, of 6249 Crater Lake highway, Med ford, and Asenalh Laura Stephenson, 44, route 1, box 397E, Eagle Point, collided as the Askins vehicle was about to make a left turn Into a private driveway off the high way. PLAN ATOMIC TESTS Paris - lUPD - France plans a new series of limited-power atomic test explosions to fur ther French scientists' know how, the newspaper Le Monde said Friday. France exploded her first two atomic devices at Rcgganc, deep In the Sahara Desert, earlier this year. Court Records DISTRICT COURT Phillip G. Repp. Granll Pan. recklei driving. $100, Manly L. Rlddoll, Central Point, drlvins while under the influence ot Intoxicating liquor, $300, CIRCUIT COURT Mcnvyn A. Mayo vi. Carolvn Eli zabeth Mayo, divorce complaint. Jerome P. Cornell va. Barbara J. Cornell, divorce complaint, MAnillACiF I.ICENSIt APPLICATIONS Dale Bayslngcr, 1225 Drewa it,. Bnxlerlck. Calif., and Judith Ann RohMm, 931 Wcat lOlh at., Med ford. Paul Judton Dlx. 12.1a Fiirek. Clrcla, Mediord. and Doroihv R. Schoeneniann. route 1, box 224, Gold Hill Wll am Left ie Rluhtmfirr. n 1 n South First it.. Central Point, and Xrma Jean Rnhertaon, routa 4, box 11S, Granla Fata. ' W,sia mtflmir ii.iwiMi" MX tmi&l .sw4 JM If . at look-alike ff'flF ES tWSi ' for the whole family! I Q i3J Here's a cosy, comfortable Christmas. H pSil l b gci-iugcinci inc viiuic iciiiiiiy cnjuya,., - j 1 yl lor motnerana oaugnter, Tainerana sonj a Jl These are machine-washable, shrink a - 1 'I resistant combed cotton knits. Their If llC snug, nylon-reinforced cuffs and jl.' ' I , ' ' neckbands won't stretch out of shape... . I 'jjJfi fitr jJl Nj-t dashing new knit-in "Dasher Stripes" f 'Jlfiy , 1 Silt Color Quantity Price Mother $5.00 Daughter 4.00 Son " 3.95 Father 5.95 Father (Tall) 6.50 Nam Addrel City -Zona Stat Charg Chack or Monty Order tnclosad"' that look-alike for the whole family! Here's a cosy, comfortable Christmas get-together the whole family enjoys . . . matching Munsingwear pajamas for mother and daughter, father and sonl These are machine-washable, shrink resistant combed cotton knits. Their snug, nylon-reinforced cuffs and neckbands won't stretch out of shape . . . dashing new knit-in "Dasher Stripes" top off the solid color pants. It's a . great idea to gift-wrap your whole family in new "Dasher Pajamas" (or that favorite family on your gift list!) Pick from our sleighful of prancing . color combinations . . . come in, write in, phone in for yours today! Redwhite-navy stripe Light Bluenavy red stripe Navy red-white stripe Mom's 3240, $5.00 Daughter's 4-16, $4.00 Son's 4-20, $4.00 Father's A,B,C,D $5.95 Father's Tall sizes B,C,D $6.50 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27. 1980
