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ART FORGERS This lioad o a holmetod warrior is one of
three "Etruscan" terra cotta statues which the Metropolitan
Museum of Art at New York declared to be forgeries. The
three statues, heretofore considered so impressive that almost
an entire room was given over to them, have been on display
at the museum since 1033. The forgeries were confirmed
as a result of investigations by Joseph V. Noble, operating
administrator of the museum and an export on ceramics. He
proved that the black glaze on the statues was not produced
by an ancient oxidizing process, but by the modern dyeing
agent, manganese dioxide. (UPI Tclcphoto)
School News
Hedrick Junior High
Edited by Siev Root, Sarah
Moddsn, Karon Maadows.
Ricky Halnl
Hedrick c n tr i e s In the
Scholastic Art contest gar
nered five gold key awards,
three of which wore bluo rib
bon winners. They were Jeff
Hiatt, Milton, Poppa, Gary
Stoltonburg, Gregory Becken
and Jimmy Vroman,
The blue ribbon winners
wore JofI Hlalt, Milton Poppa
and Gary Stoltenburg, who
will have their work entered
In the national competition
at the Chrysler Salon In New
York City the first week In
May.
Miss Catherine Fonkcn, art
Instructor, will accompany
her students to Portland this
week end whore they will
receive their awards at 2 p.m.
Saturday at J. K. Gill com
pany. (
Fifty-six typing students
were recommended for second
year typing at Mcdford High
school recently by Carl Berg
man, typing teacher. Because
of limited enrollment, only
those students who showed
capabilities for doing more
advanced work were recom
mended,
The majority of those se
lected had attained a mini
mum speed of 40 words per
minute on a five-minute test
and had at least a B average
in daily typing work.
During the first two weeks
In February, the debate squad
competed In an Inter-squad
tournament, as a final prep
aration for the Llnfiold
Tournament of Champions.
Other squad members and the
speech class acted as judges.
The debate contest ended
In a two-way tie with two
Icams undefeated in three
rounds. The team of Beverly
Bush and Patricia Selby thus
share the Hedrick champion
ship with Steve Blackhurst
'and Angus Duncan. Sandra
Joyce and Sandra Irving
placed second with one defeat.
The results of the Individ
ual events were as follows:
after dinner speaking, Bever
ly Bush, first place, Martha
Dixon, second, and Jean Al
len, third; salesmanship, Pat
Selby, first, Beverly Bush,
second, and Jim Rowan, third;
oration, Steve Blackhurst,
first, Jean Allen, second, and
Kathy Foley, third; humorous
interpretation, Susan Root,
first, Susan Hlggins, second,
and Dru Ann Graff, third;
public address, Sieve Blnek
humt, first, Sandra Irving,
second, and Chris Rasmussen,
third; Interview, Susan Hlg
gins, first, Sue Root and Mar
tha Dixon, tie for second
place.
sty in the Oregon hotel, Mc-
Minnville. They will arrive
home Sunday.
Students from Hedrick who
will make up part of the Mod
ford team are Jean Allen,
Steve Blackhurst, Bcv Bush,
David Collins, Angus Duncan,
Kathy Foley, Sue Higgins,
Matftha D I xi o n, Dru Ann
Graff, Sandra Irving, Sandra
Joyce, Chris Rasmussen, Nick
Rasmussen, Sue Root, Jim
Rowan, and Pat Selby.
Mary Beth Lockington and
Sally Wakefield were elected
from six candidates to repre
sent Hedrick in the FHA con
vention at Corvallis. They
will attend the meeting March
3, 4, and 5, and will stay at
Oregon State university.
With hopes of matching last
year's records, 18 speakers
from Jerome McDougall's
speech classes left Wednesday
to visit Linfield college for
the annual speech tourna
mcnt. Speakers from through,
out Oregon will compete.
Mcdford speech students
will be transported to Lin.
field by Greyhound bus and
The ninth grade Hornets
beat the McLoughlin Bulldogs
for the second time this year.
The Friday margin was 48-40
Barny Riggs' team has never
lost to Mac on McLoughlin's
court. The half time score
was 28-10 in favor of the
Bulldogs.
The Klamath Falls wres
tling team beat the Hedrick
freshmen 34-25 recently at
Hedrick Junior High.
Final orders for the Hed
rick Hornot were taken Mon
day. More than 800 students
have purchased this pictorial
account of the school which
will be published In May.
"World Explorers" Hed
rick's new geography club
held a special meeting Thurs
day to view a film on the
Soviet Union. John McKin
ney, Russian instructor from
the high school, showed mag
azines and newspapers in
Russian, also explained some
thing about tho language with
the special tapes from the
language laboratory.
All members of the Honor
Society were lo have paid
their dues by Friday to Angus
Duncnn, treasurer.
Hall display cases have a
special showing of burlap
paintings from tho are classes.
The library has a doll dis
play in the inside showcase
and in the hall, a collection
of model cars.
An interesting Item appear
ed in the lost and found bul
letin this week: Lost-a book
on Frucdian Psychology.
Seventh grade pupils are
signing up for the babysitting
course which will be given
Wednesdays from 3:20 until
4 p.m. for a period of five
weeks. The first class was
held Wednesday.
Three from Area To
Attend Short Course
Three area men plan lo at
tend a sewage short course at
Oregon State college next
week.
They are T. M. (Ted) Ge-
row, district sanitary engi
neer, Oregon state sanitary
authority: Ray Fish, operator
of the Medford sewage plant;
and Al Alsing, operator of the
Ashland sewage plant.
Gcrow will lecture on
sludge digestion.
The course Is sponsored
jointly by Oregon State col
lege, the state board of health,
and the state sanitary-author
ity. Purpose of the short
course Is to promote more ef
ficient operation of ewago
treatment plants,
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NOT PLAYING PART - Actress Jonn Fontaine feels that
nobody believes an nctress, not even when she's telling the
truth. She says that a brief exposure to an actress makes
anyone believe she is putting on, or playing the part. She
cites her own case. Recently she was seriously ill, and alter
seeing her doctors, they suggested she see a psychiatrist, so
she did. All of a sudden doctors discovered she was suffering
from undulent fever, had been for nine months, but up to
now they thought she was playing the part. (UPI Telephoto)
Doctors Claimed Among
Worst Offenders at
Believing Actresses
Hollvwood - tUPD - Nobody
believes an actress, even when
she's telling the truth.
And It figures. A brief ex
posure to the breed convinces
iust about anyone that they
usually are "on" playing a
part t- exercising ineir per
forming muscles.
If a normal porson (and
even actresses won't admit
they're normal) goofs, the
problem is resolved as quick
ly and quietly as possible. But
to an actress the smallest sit
nations become full-scale pro
ductions.
Most of the time these out
bursts are humorous and, at
worst, annoying to third
parties. But the glamour girls
take them all seriously.
And indeed they should -
in some cases.
Joan Seriously III
Take the plight of Joan
Fontaine who was seriously
ill. But friends and the medi
cal profession thought she was
playing "Camille." It couia
have been the death of her.
When it comes to disbe
lieving actresses the worst of
fenders are doctors,' Joan
said.
"When you complain about
being sick the doctor asks,
'Whatsa matter, Isn't your
career going well, are you
getting bored at home'' They
think were too frivolous to
have anything really wrong
with us.
"They figure our problems
are psychosomatic and that
we are merely giving another
performance or feeling sorry
for ourselves."
In December 1957, Joan
became ill during a visit to
Switzerland. She described it
as akin to suffering from the
flu every three weeks.
Grew Weaker, Thinner
"I kept getting sicker, weak
er and thinner every month,"
the titlan-haired beauty said.
"Back in the states the doc
tors suggested I visit a psy
chiatrist. So In August of 1058
I began going through analy
sis, although I knew that
wasn't the basis of my trouble
"One day my doctor came
running into the psychiatrist's
office and said, 'I found out
what's wrong, You've got
mononuocleosis'." Joan then
spent some time in a cottage
on the shores of Lake Arrow
head, following a day In the
hospital. Later it was discov
ered she was suffering with
a fever complicated by hepa
titis. She was unable to work for
nine months.
Now that Joan's back in
form she is starring for 20th
Century-Fox in "Voyage to
the Bottom of the Sea." But
she still is unsettled about the
plight of actresses.
Phoenix Man Being .
Held on Check Charge
Ernest William Smill, Phoe
nix, is being held in the coun
ty jail on charges of obtaining
money under false pretenses,
state police have reported.
Small was arrested this
week on a warrant from dis
trict court. He is charged with
giving a bad check to a tavern
in Phoenix. .
LEGAL NOTICES
NO-TICK TO CRKDITOKH
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OKEUON ITOB JAUK.
SON COUNTY
Probntc Department
In the Matter of the Estate of
Clarence I. Drummond. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that I have been appointed Execu
trix of the above estate by an order
made therein on January 10, 1961;
all creditors having o'alms against
said deceased are hereby notllliul to
nresent the same, dtllv verified, and
with proper vouchers attached, tn
me at me omce or nnoens. r.ei
llnclnn. Branchfield & Hcfternan.
Suite 10 Standard Insurance Bide.,
Mcaioru, uregon, wimin six iwunuis
from the date of this notice,
Dated at Medford, Orcgun, tun
2nd day of February. 1001.
l-icien r.. urummoua
: Executrix i
NOTICR TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE Or OREUUN FUR JACK
SON COUNTY, PROBATE DE
PARTMENT In the Mutter of the Estate of
Virgle M. Turrell, deceased,
NOTICE IS HEHcJHY ulVblM
that I have been appointed Admin
istrator of the above estate by an
order made therein on Fcoruary
7, lllfll; all creditors having claims
against said deceased arc hereby
not! Tied to present tho same, duly
verified, and with proper vouch
ers attached, to me at The office
of Roberts, Kellineton, Branchficld
St Hcffcrnan, Suite 10 Standard
Insurance Bldg., Medford, Oregon,
within six months from the date of
this notice.
Dated at Mcdford, Oregon, this
oth day of February, 19(11.
Vangle E. Turrell,
Administrator -
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CRKhlfORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
JACKSON COUNTY
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF JAMES ALLEN TRAVIS, SR.
Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has been ap
pointed by the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon for Jackson
County, adminiatritor of the
estate of James Allen TravW, Fr
deceit sed. All persons having
claims against the nild cstnt me
hereby notified to present the
said claims with the proper
vouchers to the undersigned
administrator at Ihe offices of
Harhiiian and Piazza, 201 U.S.
National Bank Bldg,. Medford.
Oregon within six (fi( months from
the date of this Notice.
DATED and FIRST PUBLISHED
this itith day of February. 1081,
flobcrt V. Stcutevllle,
Administrator
HARBISON AND PIAZZA
Attorneys for Administrator
NOTICK TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids endorsed "Proposal
for the Installation of a 6-Inch
Water Main on Oakwood Drive
from Glcnoak Court to Barncburg
Rond and on Bnrneburg Road from
Oakwood Drive to woodlawn
Drive, In the City of Medford, Ore
gon" will be received by the City
Coimcil of the City of Medford,
Oregon, in the office of the Super
intendent of the Board of Water
Commissioners, City Hall, Medford,
Oregon, until 1 1 :0Q A.M., on the
27th day of February, tool, and
will then be publicly opened and
rend.
The work for which proposals
nrc invited will be paid for by Im
provement Fund Warrants from
assessments to be levied upon prop
erty benefited by such work and
by Water Commission Cheek-warrants.
The work includes the following:
FURNISHING AND INSTALLING
Approximately 730 linear feet
Excavation and
Backfill
739 linear feet
fl-Inch Cast Iron
Pipe
" 1 ca.
8-Inch Gate Valva
with Valve Box
3 oa.
Fire Hydrant
Assemblies
675 lbs.
Cast Iron Fitting
Plans and Specifications may be
obtained from the Water Commis
sion office, in the City Hail, Med
ford, Oregon, upon the deposit of
$13.00, which sum so deposited will
be refunded if said Plans and
Specifications are returned In good
condition within 5 days after the
opening of bids.
The necessary pipe, valves and
fittings may be purchased from the
Board of Water Commissioners at
their shop at Kir and Jackson
Streets in the City of Medford, Ore
gon. The right is reserved to reject
any and all proposals and to accept
such proposals as are in the best
Interests of the City of Medford,
Oregon. .
Dated this 10th day of February,
1961.
CITY OF MEDFORD, OREGON
By Robert L. Lee
Robert L. Lee, Superintendent
BOARD OF WATER
COMMISSIONERS
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