MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
THURSDAY. APRIL VI. 19S1
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ALGIERS GENERALS The four generals
who led the short-lived revolt against
French President Charles de Gaulle are
shown leaving a government building In Al
giers shortly before the Insurrection collap-
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sed. Front, from left, are Edmond Jouhoud,
Raoul Salan and Maurice Challe. Behind
them is Gen. Andre-Marie Zeller. General
Challe was flown back to Paris, under ar
rest, to face a military court and possibly a
firing squad. ; r (UPI Telephoto)
Moose Drum Corps To Be in Parade
The Medford' Moose Junior
Drum corps is expected to be
among bands, floats and equ
istrlenne groups in the parade
at the annual -Azalea festival
Saturday and Sunday, May 27
and 28, at Brookings.
j .Gov. and Mrs. Mark Hat
field will pay an official visit
' to the festival, and. many oth
er special events are planned
for the Brookings-Harbor area
during the week end.
Queen Randl Hopkins will
be crowned in Azalea State
park following the parade. A
crab feed, rodeo, square dance
jamboree, community worship
service and barbecue also are
planned. ': y j '..-
BOY DROWNS IN HOLE K
Old Tappan, N.J.-flJPD-Four-year-old
Stuart Bennet drown
ed Wednesday when he fell
into a water-filled hole dug
for a septic tank In a new
housing development. The
boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Bennet, was found in the hole
by a construction worker
who dived into the water after
seeing the boy's baseball bat
floating on the surface.
About Candidates
' (Editor's note: This is the
second in a series of articles
in which biographies of can
didates - for the Medfoid
school board are presented
One will be elected for a
five-year term on the Med
ford school board at the
annual school election May
1. Today's article is about
Gerald M. (Jerry) Gist-ineau.)
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Gerald M. (Jerry) Gastineau,
40, has lived in Medford since
1955, when he moved here
from Newport to accept the
position of regional manager
of the Equitable Life Assur
ance Society.
' ! He was born in Baring, Mo.,
and ' following graduation
from high school was a pro
fessional baseball player for
three years as pitcher for the
Three I league (Illinois, In
diana and Iowa).
Gastineau moved to Oregon
In 1935 to attend Willamette
university, Salem. While there
he coached at Chemawa In
dian school, as one. of several
jobs he held to help pay his
college expenses. .
Upon graduation from'Wll-
lamette In 1940, he entered
the Navy for three years. He
served in the Pacific Theater
during world war 11. -Moves
to Ashland
He moved to Ashland after
his discharge, and coached at
Ashland High school before
moving to Newport to accept
the position of principal and
then superintendent of
schools. He held that position
until 1955.; . ,,
Gastineau is - president of
the Rogue Valley chapter of
the Life Underwriters associa
tion; and in 1957 and 1938 he
served as . Jackson county
chairman for the National
Foundation. He has been ac
tive in the Boy Scouts, hav
ing served as finance chair
man for the Big Pines district.
He and his wife, Sunny, and
five children live at 2647 EasK
over Terrace dr. '
When You Advertise
In The
Medford Mail Tribune
BLM Employees
Receive Awards
Checks for $150. for - out
standing performance in 1960
were presented to Edward A.
Kuplllas and Edward L. Has
tey recently by the bureau of
land management. ;
The two men,' employees in
the Medford BLM district, re-.
ralvpri . rnrtificatM .aoknowl-i
edging their outstanding' per
formance from James' Doyle,
area administrator for the
bureau. District Manager Ross
A. Youngblood made the pre
sentations.
Kupillas - is assistant unit
forester in the Greensprings
Forest Management area. In
1960, he not only performed
his own job assignment with
distinction, but he acted as
unit forester for a three
month period, the bureau re
ported. He is a graduate of
Syracuse university college of
forestry, and has been with
BLM for five years.
Hastey, assistant district en
gineer, is a graduate logging
engineer from the University
of Washington. .He .has been
with the Medford office for
four years and earned the
award "by not only doing his
own job assignment with hon
ors, but carried the work load
of the district engineer's office
for' four months," according to
the bureau.
4-H Leader Speaks
At KiwanisClub
Ashland - Victor Stewart,
leader of the Sla-Q 4-H club,
spoke on the 4-H program at
a meeting of Ashland Kiwanis
club this week. v
He described materials, rec
ords and procedures used in
4-H and displayed trophies
and record books on winning
animals.:
His son, Steve, gave a dem
onstration on "A year In a
4-H beef club." ,
The club leader explained
that since a 4-H club is an edu
cational program, it is im
portant to have good materials
and Information, such as are
supplied by Oregon State col
lege. The county extension
staff provide professional as
sistance, he said.
Steve Stewart, president of
the Sis-Q club, told how mem
bers select their steers, how
they feed the animals, and
how they get ready and show
their animals. ' He explained
tlie educational program on
disease, pests, parasites and
other related subjects, and the
operation of the auction at the
county fair.
TILL OLD FRONTIER
Washington -flIPD- It's still
the old frontier-to look at
the small switchboard on the
receptionist's desk in the
White House lobby. Reminis
cent of the Eisenhower re
gime, the nameplates above
the telephone keys still are:
Mr, Hagerty, Gov. - Adams,
Mr. Shanley. Hagerty was
Eisenhower's press secretary,
Adams was chief presidential
assistant and Shanley was
Cabinet Secretary. ,
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JERRY GASTINEAU
Local Eagles Host
To Region Aeries
Crater Lake aerie of the
Fraternal Order of Eagles was
host to aeries of region 5 of
Oregon last week end. Nearly
250 members from through
out Oregon attended the meet
ing and a state drill team
jamboree at the Medford hall.
William T. Bigoni, Port
land, past state president, was
the main speaker and Harvey
Hawley, Medford, was in
charge of ritualistic competi
tion. Jack Saterlee, Medford,
is regional director.
State officers present in
cluded Fred Shafer, Salem,
president; John Weber, Med
ford, vice president; Vern
Banks, Portland, conductor;
Ben Packard, Bend, treasurer;
Carl Berg, ; Toledo, inside
guard; Harry O'Grady, Bend,
outside guard;! Leo Woods,
Klamath Falls, and Robert
Hansen, Albany,' trustees; and
W. M. Loy, Bend, member
ship director. ,
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TESTIMONY HEARD Gen. Thomas D. White, Air Force
Chief of Staff, left, and Air Force Secretary Eugene M.
Zuckert are shown as they testified before the Senate Mili
tary Appropriations subcommittee. White said that failure
to' meet the challenge and threat of Russia's mBn-ln-space
feat "could prove disastrous." They both urged that the
B70 2,000-mlle-an-hour bomber should be developed rather
than cut back as directed as President Kennedy. '
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New Telephone Devco
For Use of the Blind -
San Mateo, Calif. - (UPD -A
new telephone device for
use. of the blind that auto
matically dials up to 250 num
bers individually or consecu
tively at the push of a key
has been put into production
here. Tape indexed In braille
is provided In the device (pro
duced by Dlalaphone).
The person turns the tape
to the name desired, pushes
the key and within seconds
the call Is completed.
Children's shoes are so de
signed that when correctly
fitted at the time of purchase
they will allow unrestricted
foot growth for four to six
months. ' ;
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Concord Tuna V4 Site 4$le00
Maid-o-Sweet Butter b 59c
CIGARETTES CARTON 1.69 King Size $1.79
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