Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 22, 1961, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextWCLA Delegates Discuss Problems At Convention Medford RIBUNE SECTION B MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22. 1061 PAGES 1 to 8 ferriTnrf t '"iimn I in uri in 1 1 wi niMiniiiinrni mum End of the jJ LIKENESS CARVED A new kind of sculp toring in wood is being done by Kenyon R. Kaiser at Eugene. This block of Doug las fir was carved into a Jikeness of Presi dent Kennedy in less than two days with the use of a chain saw. (UPI Telephoto) Quotes From the News BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Losn Angeles A woman spectator at the third Finch- Tregoff murder trial: "You bring visiting friends here the same as you'd take them to visit a Hollywood movie studio or Disneyland." London, England Anthony Wedgwood Benn, Viscount Stansgate, fighting to get rid of his newly inherited title and thus remain a member of the House of Commons: 'I answer only to the name of Wedgwood Benn." Los Angeles Pedro G. Beltran, prime minister of Peru, warning that Communism is gaining ground in the Western Hemisphere: "If the United Stales does not step forward now with dynamic leadership . . . Latin America is lost." Los AngelesDouglas W. Johnson, who found $240,000 In cash and returned it to its rightful owners: "I hope I never find any more money like that." Grange News Gold Hill Grange Gold Hill Grange met re cently with Master Alva Wal ker presiding. A program commemorating the 26th an niversary of the Gold Hill Grange was presented. Seven people who have been mem bers for 25 years or more were conducted to seats on the stage. Walker presented Evelyn Novak with a 25-year pin. Edith Martin and Blanche Merriman presented each of the women a corsage, each of the men a white rosebud bou tonniere. Those honored were Marie Christensen, S o r e n Christensen, Ethel Martin, Wilbur Martin, Earl Croft, Evelyn Novak, Lucy Eding ton. Roll call of officers showed Ardith Lokken, Mary Ann Loefflcr and Evelyn Jones ab sent. Legislative committee chair man Ferd Jones read excerpts from the Grange legislative report calling attention to a number of bills now before the legislature, making spe cial mention of the compul sory milk pasteurization bill and HB1007 which provides a 100 per cent deferral of homestead taxes for persons 65 years old. Ways and means committee chairman, Grover Kelly, re ported good attendance at the Saturday night dances. Home economics club chair man, Bertha Potter, asked that the Grange do some painting on the building. The Butte Falls Grange ex tended an invitation to the fancy hat show to be given at the Butte Falls Community club building April 3. A letter from Walter Pearson stated that SB323 exempting frater nal organizations from paying property taxes has passed the Senate with only three dis senting votes. The Grange certificate of honor for 1960 has been re ceived, and will be framed. The next Grange visitation night will be at the Phoenix Grange March 28. Literary chairman, Ger trude Eberharl, had pre pared a program of readings and piano selections for the anniversary meeting. 4-H News Southwest Medford Club The meeting of the South west Medford Livestock and Poultry 4-H club was called to order by President Susan Fox. The pledge of allegiance was led by Karen Perkins and Joseph Marlia. The 4-H pledge was led by Ella Mae Williams and Ron Becker. A new mem ber to our club is Joseph Marlia. Sherylee and BernadeUe Becker gave a demonstration on rabbits. They showed the parts and the proper way to handle rabbits. The meeting was adjourned and refreshments were served by Sherrylee and BernadeUe Becker. The next meeting will be held April 15 at 1 p.m. at Sheila Franklin's. This is so that Sheila Franklin and Su san Fox can give their demon stration. Ella Mae Williams, Reporter Have Needle, Will Sew The fifth meeting of the Have Needle, Will Sew 4-H club was held at the home of Mrs. Chester Ashlon recently. Seven members were present. We discussed further plans for a skit for "Talent, U.S.A." We also planned the club dis play in connection with Na tional 4-H week. Our skating party was held Wednesday. Four members and three visi tors attended the party. Refreshments were served at the meeting by Doris Young and Linda North. Georgia Mitchel, Reporter Subscribers To report improper or non delivery of the Mail Tribune in Medford and Ashland, phone SP 2-6141 before 6:45 p.in. daily and 10:3" a.m. Sunday. If regular delivery arrives shortly after you call, please notify office, thus eliminating special messenger seivice. BLACK EYED ANGEL The black eye is not part of the makeup for Margaret Storer, 5, in a Sunday School pageant in Portland. She got the shiner when she ran into her fa ther's car. (UPI Telephoto) Court Records JUSTICE COl'HT Ashland District Ronald O. Cowin. ovcrhcinht. $15. Ruth I. Webb, improper passing. 515. Edward R. ft ruble, disobeyed traffic signal. 515. Robert E. Dunn, violation of ba sic rule. $25. Philena M. Nicholson, inade quate brakes, Sin. Ernest H, DuYoung, no vehicle license, $5. Harold J Leo. overlond. $69. John P. Cronin, violation of ba sic rule. $25. Andrew J. Rudolph, overload. S22. James A. Domenichelli, over length, $15. Charles D. McMillin, overheight, $15. Lawrence W, Carter, ovcrlength, $15. George C. Holburton, overlond, $22. Bobby D. Burke, no rear view mirror. $10. Lonnie V. Pinckard, overload, SRI. Frank L. Thompson, failure to dim headlights. $15. James E. Mintling, ovcrlength, $15. Earl E. Whitney, overload. $22. Harry H. Simpson, disobeyed traffic signal. $J5. Clarence E. Kline, ovcrlength. $15. Billie G. Wintorhottom, violation of basic rule, $25. Berthle E. Littlcficld. overload, exceeding permit, $204.50. IT'S YOUR MOVE Kotihoff, overload, Fink, violation of ba- Pnul D $2.14.50. Robert K sic rule, $10. Donna L. Berg, no lights. $10, ueorge W. Green, violation of Groyer C. Nleewood, expired ve- Charles J. Cook, exceeding de clared weight, S15. James H Nunes, overload, $26. Jack N. Boettcher, violation of basic rule, $10. Timothy a. Underwood, over height. $15. , mfflWM '52 POSTIAC PftHM '58 RAMBLER .Ml, " in, i -mm. 'ojmg; jJ ..1.-wnrr - ,: w t33&X2EB8& 4-DOOR & - 4-DOOR-O'DRIVE . 9 $17900 pSB $149900 LfW '53 FORD toltt'H'lj '55 GHEV inlljiOlR! '60 RAMBLER 2-DOOR CUSTOM Effiffl... g VERYCLEAN ' ' 4-DOOR SEDAN $39900 ' CggPD $879oo i ig$2i 1 $2199 1-89A TTrJj I-62A ifctFFTil ii Ifl R-l 22 I MMiaMMiMMMR HMHiHmi MMMMPwnPMV hmhhmkmmihmh rmmmmmBMtmmmmmmmmMm r PJ I '56 NASH "ffi! '59 RAMBLER PJ3 .-fir- AMBASSADOR SUPER I 7jBhSL.. 2-DOOR SEDAN i;.?.'f'-' , BSa $77900 129900 WSSl mfl&Tfo i LmxmtvnJt R-119A Pfe' - ljr-.iz'2 M (-81 A J-D0RH-T- I ' STATION-WAGON 31, 2-DOOR STD. TRANS. I $97000 fSffilHB $A7oo I $iaqog I ! WWM '52 DODGE IpSpl '59 CHEV ffeSlMf cspgyi iOH Smi 4-door-std- trans- iE $ CE0: : $9900 $149900 jpgra mJJ , 1-49B buSLll..A I-79A '50 CHEV fraSJl '60 Rambler T50 MERC 4-DOOR STANDARD ClHDJSD "aUTOEAT " ' S3332iSB ' 2-DOOR $17900 rj3$D $239900 $15900 12th and Riverside SP 2-4068 srf- - -'"" :z;rr,::::a ASHLAND MUNICIPAL COURT Gernld Allen Demaris, driving on suspended operator's license wrong way on one way street, two days in jail. John Wesley Mills Jr., 4ft, 120 South Mountain ave., Ashland. driviiiR while under influence of intoxk-atinc liquor, $150, 30 days in jail suspended. Tom Coglc Clark, violation of basic rule, $20. fcsteiie Sarah Strothers. dl. Portland lUPll West Coast Lumber man's Association , delegates here for their 50th annual convention Tuesday discussed holding the line on: rail freight rates, simplifica tion of lumber grades and stepping up outlays for pro-! motion and advertising. A, E. Wall, traffic commit-: tee chairman, said Western lumbermen face a possible immediate battle to protect present rail rales to all points east of the Rocky Mountains. Wall said Southern inter ests have asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to up set the entire rate structure on lumber shipped from the West Coast. The WCLA dispatched an answering brief Tuesday to the ICC asking that the fed eral agency hold the status quo on Western rates. Grade Progress Told Theo Deal, Longview, ex ecutive committee chairman for the West Coast Lumber Inspection Bureau, said lum ber producers of Douglas fir, western pine and southern pine regions are making prog ress in the national effort to ward reducing the number of grades In common usage. Ben H. Gardiner, Seattle, chairman of the advertising and promotion committee, said a new assessment of six cents per 1,000 board feet of production at member mills should increase by at least one-third the amount WCLA will have available for na tional promotion. The lumbermen wer to elect officers today. lectric Clipper Set obeyed traffic signal. $5 imrnei ts. arKi signal, 55 s, disobeyed itop excessive expired Elbert Lee Berk .Ir vehicle noise. $20. irvin Franklin Tavlnr vehicle 1 icon so S Richard Win, vinlnllnn nf hir Ct eo ruin Vorn Smith. lntreiirAu. parked, $5. v n i iicrt C. K ackm. ri anltovuri traffic sicnal. Sfl. Arthur Wayne Brncan rfoOdlv Alltllony Adnnu. ntxrnrr.1v parked.' Vern Uoean Snior railnro n display front license plalc. S5. jonn wuiiani Arnold, violation of hasic rule. $15. Michael Etiwnrrl X .nujr.ru 1. oueyca iratnc sifinal, 5r. iiaymonci itonald Kallasta, dis obey lhI traffic insnat. Sfv Earl CeorRe Lee, disobeyed traf- uanette Louise Miller, expired operator's license, $10. Gordon Jean Lemanquals, failure io .vieia nam 01 way. sin. Glen Lee Murrey, disobeyed Ilichnrd .1 Olson vlnlnltnn nf hm. sic rule, $15. Char lex Che tor- nnilrrc tion of basic rule $15. Alex McDonald, narked nn tiH. walk. $3. Joe Howard Read v. vnlrH v. hide license. $5. A. c. Miles, parked In drive way. $5. jvinrv VI rein in nnvi-i fnur in front seat of vehicle. $5. John Almonte Polk, violation nf basic rule, $15. marion Andy, menu! parkin. $S. Robert Vincent Wanner. xnlrnd veliicle license, $5. James Stanlev Smith, fnllnurfns too close. $25. Leslie Charles Dnhson. nn nncn. tor's license, $5. Three Appear in Circuit Court Daisy Ruth LapinI, .455 North Sixth St., Central Point, was given a suspended impo sition of sentence for three years by Circuit Judge Ed ward C. Kelly Monday on charges of forgery. She was ordered to make restitution for bad checks Is sued within 10 months. Circuit Judge James M. Main set April 10 as trial dale for George M. Dumais, Phoe nix, who is charged with issu ing a check without sufficient funds, Wendell Floyd Long, 23, Klamath Falls, withdrew his plea of guilty to charges of burglary not in a dwelling when he appeared in circuit court, and pleaded innocent. Trial date has not been set. Long was charged with bur glarizing a Medford sporting goods store. 1 im. mum - 1 Vllt&'.JRW1WfSA5?JVi Crew Cut Attachment "f Shield Long Cord . and Plug Barber Comb Barber Shears ; Neck Cape Dusting Brush v Initials Complete and Simple Instructions 9-Piece Set CIRCUIT COURT Shirley Hatcher vs. Leroy Hatcher, divorce complaint. Rette Lu Foster vs. James Leo nard Fster, divorce complaint. Donald E. Wilcox vs, Hazel Ann Wilcox, divorce decree. Lois L. Brewer vs. El win Wil liam Brewer, divorce decree Ernest F, White vs. Norma O. White, divorce decree. David W. Turner vs. Meridce A. Turner, divorce decree. Elaine Miller vs Robert H. Mil ler, divorce decree. Frank R. Wellcome vs. Shirley Wellcome, divorce complaint. Naomi E. McCune vs. Charles W. McCune, divorce complaint. MARK I ARK l.H'KNSE APPLICATIONS Jimmie Leon LftHue. Ill Wills metlc ave., Medford. and Carolyn Kay Griner, 111 Willamette ave., Medford. Calvin Henry Waff. 624 West Valley View rd., A.shland. and Phyllis Ann Coke, 808 West Butler lane, Ashland. Ray Edward Inger Jr.. El Crn. tro. Calif., and Ona Jean McEI vany. Eagle Point. Franklin J. West, route 2, box 207G, Central Point, and Carolvn Mae Klorkc, route 2, box 207F, Central Point. Reg. $9.95 Andy's Sale Price . $88 I J Terms Easy Binoculars Irish Playwright Held for Assault Toronto IliPli Irish play wright Brendan Behan was arrested early today on charges of assaulting a hotel detective and a Toronto city policeman after an all-night drinking spree. Deputy Police Chief George Elliott said Behan still was sleeping it off in a police cell at 9:15 a.m. and "probably would be in no condition to appear in court today." The cantankerous Irishman, here for a stage appearance, was charged with nssault and battery on Royal York Hotel house detective John Mat thews, with assaulting police Detective Edward Trcvclyan, and with disturbing the peace. Civil Rights Group To Meet Tonight Dr. Joel Berrcman, pro fessor of sociology at the Uni versity of Oregon, and Bn Ore- gon member of the United Stales Commission of Civil! Rights, will speak at a meet ing of the Medford Civil RiKhts council at 8 o'clock to night in the youth chapel of the First Presbyterian church. Dr. Bcrremnn will discuss human rights In Oregon. Hoi will be accompanied by Mark A. Smith, administrator of the civil rights division of the bureau of labor, Oregon, and Russell Pnyton, field repre sentative of the Civil Rights commission. A panel made of Charles Champlin, Medford police chief; Dr. George Roseberry, First Methodist church; the Rev. Thomas McCamant, pas tor of the Congregational church. Medford; and an in structor from Southern Ore-, gon college, Ashland, will pro- j sent five minute talks. I Vacancies on the board of directors will be filled, and all interested persons are invited ( to attend, I DECRIES IGNORANCE Miami Bcach-IUPII-Commun-Ism should be taught in Amer ican public schools to reme dy the nation's "total ignor ance" of the philosophy, evangelist Billy Graham said Tuesday night. "We ought to know Communism backward and forward," Graham said. "Our seminaries especially should teach it. Communism is a religion. This is spiritual warfare. 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