Medford mail tribune., May 10, 1962, Image 14

MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
THURSDAY, MAY 10. 1962
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Woman Attacked
At Prineville
Prineville - flJPD - A man
entered the home of a Prine
ville" school teacher Wednes
day and ripped the blouse of
his wife before her screams
caused him to flee, police re
ported. Mrs. Duane Altig said sha
was cleaning house when she
became aware of a draft and
turned to face the man. Sha
said he grabbed at her blouse
and ripped it and then left
by a door which police said
had been forced.
Her husband is a member
of the Junior Chamber of
Commerce, which has been
campaigning for fluoridation
of the city's water supply.
Police said they were in
vestigating to determine if the
incident might have any con
nection with one last Friday
night here in which the homa
of Ron Swift, editor of the
Central Oregonian, was par
tially destroyed by fire.
Mrs. Altig was able to give
only a sketchy description of
the man who she said was In
his 30s. She was not hurt.
Scout News
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At Cashier's
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Pack 8
Cub Scout Pack 8 held its
regular meeting recently in
the Jackson School gym
nasium. Cubmaster Glenn Wil
liams opened the meeting with
an invocation and announced
that the pack den mothers
would conduct the flag cere
mony and pledge of alle
gience. Four boys, Jae Smith, Den
is Darby, Jim Morrissey and
Tim Barker, attained the
Webelo rank which is the
highest in Cub Scouting. Their
hadeoa were presented by
Tony Morriscy, assistant Cub-
master and their parents.
A SKU was preseniea oy
run in itnripr the direction oC
Mrs. Nethcrland, den mother.
Williams Introduced t n e
committee members for the
coming year. They are Ernest
Hlnlcli.. chairman: Don Pur-
sel, treasurer; Leland Nether-
lanri cor rntnrv. Richard Chil
dress, awards; Tony Morrisey,
publicity; Glenn Arnoia ana
the Rev. Bruce Rogers.
Cub Scouts Dennis Darby,
Tim TAnrkpr and Joe Smith
graduated trom Cub Scouts
into Boy scouts ana wtie
cepted into Troop 8 by Scouts
David Culbcrison ana oycuta
Webber.
Awards earned by t-uDS
were presented by Richard
Childress. They included woll
badge, Lucky Shopp, Martin
Hooper; wolf gold arrow, Ger
ald Brown, Randy Deutsch-.
maun, Steve Gray; wolf silver
,..,., ITor-rin Kilhv (2). SteVS
HerzoR, Randy Dcutschmann
and - Frank Arnoia; Dear
badge, Ralph Peterson, Bob
D.ua. . r.rps nipaves: bear
gold arrow, Rodney Kuschel;
bear silver arrow, James Ro
Rill Vanderpool,
Duane Powers. Greg Gleaves
(2), Douglas McKenzie, Mike
Netherland, and Frank Ar
nold. Thi..vpnr service stars
...oro nwnrried Joe Smith. Jim
Morrisey, Gary Williams, Da
titA ririor Tim Barker. Tom
Pidcock and David Thompson.
Donner badces were awara-
ed Lucky Shopp, Bob Beyer,
Rocky Webb and Steve Neth
erland; assistant denner, Anay
Dispensiere, John Rogers and
Terry Lease and perfect at
tendance pins to Jim Mor
riscy, Gary Williams, David
Carter, Tim Barker and Tom
Pidcock.
Lee Pursel, new bobcat,
WAR inducted into the Pack
by Cubmaster Williams.
Veneer Most Durable
Of Furniture Woods
Brookings, S.D. (UPD Mod
ern miracle aanesives ana
electronic presses Insure
against cracking or peeling
and make the veneer of today
the most durable of furniture
woods, Roy Hcrold, associate
professor of industrial arts
education at South Dakota
State college reports.
A veneer is a thin top
layer of carefully matched,
expensive wood on a piece of
strong plywood or cork. The
plywood is made by glueing
together, under heavy pres
sure, several thicknesses ot
wood with the grain of alter
nate layers running at right
angles to each other. -
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Cashier Window Services
FILM DEVELOPING
YEAR AROUND LAY-AWAY PLAN
Free Gt Wrapping and Greeting Cards
for All Occasions
Hunting and Fishing Licenses
Checks ashed Money Orders
Postage Stamps Bottle Return o
Philco TV and R.'io Tubes at 50 Discount
G-E Floor Polisher & Waxer Rental 77c a Day
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CORNER JACKSONVILLE HIWAY AND LOZIER LANE
Diamond Lake Road
To Reopen on May 15
Salem - fUPD - The Oregon
Highway department an
nounced Wednesday that the
East and West Diamond Lake
highways will reopen May 13
and the Mt. Hood loop will
reopen May 17.
Boat Western Oregon routes
were closed for the winter last
November due to snow.
Burns Claim Life
Of Seattle Sister
Seattle - rtlPD - Sister Thorn
as of the Order of Sacred
Heart died here Wednesday ot
burns she received May 1.
The Kings County coron
er's office said her habit
caught fire at the Mount St.
Vincent Home here while she
was lighting a candle.
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