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THUBSDAY. MAY 10. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON LU(unU MAIL imsunt;, Mtlt UHU, OREGON MAY It. MU Pendleton Doctor Engages in Feud Pendleton- (UPD -A contro versy between a prominent Pendleton physician and the new Community Memorial Hospital here hat broken into the open. Dr. Louis J. Feves, ormcr president of the Oregon State Medical Society, said he had been denied a permit to prac tice medicine at the hospital. Dr. Feves said the denial was made on improper grounds without a hearing and was contrary to the hos pital's bylaws. He said he re ceived the denial in a letter written by Hospital Adminis trator S. O. Kivle which said "your application will not be approved at this time because of your public attitude ana action regarding our commun ity hospital." Accusations Said Falst Dr. Feves denied any iirv proper action toward the hos pital. He said accusation that he had told patients not to patronize the community hos pital were false. Dr. Feves said he had been Invited to a May meeting of the hospital board if he cared to "show cause why this ac tion should be reconsidered. He said he would not attend the meeting and as far as he was concerned it meant he was being denied the permit. Door Still Open A spokesman for the hos pital board said the door was still open for Dr. Feves to apply. He said Dr. Feves had been given the same oppor tunity as every other doctor in the area to sign an ap plication form to receive a staff permit. The spokesman said Dr. Feves refused initially to sign the form but did ask for one at a later dale. He said the hospital board felt it wise to meet with Dr. Feves to try to rejo 1 v e their differences which was why he was in vited to the May 14 meeting. Japanese Family To Visit Brookings Brookings -Wril- The Brook ings Junior Chamber of Com merce said Wednesday it is expecting three members of a Japanese family for the May Azalea Festival, but a fourth cannot come. The three are Nobuo Fujlta, his wife Ayako, and son Yasuyoshl. Fujlta Is the for mer World War II pilot who tried to set Oregon forests afire by dropping Incendiary bombs. The Fujitas were in vited here by the Jaycess in a gesture of friendship. The Jaycces said they have been notified Fujita's daughter cannot make the trip because the is expecting a child. It will be Fujita's first grandchild. Slim, Easy, New 9367 I' ' 10-18 Lucky find at Just seconds to Summer this wlsp-stim sheath scalloped to outline your Ian. Top It off lightly with the matching bolero. Printed Pattern 9367: Miss es' Sizes 10. 12. 14, 1, 18. Size 16 dress 2;1 yards 39 inch: holcro I'ii yards. FIFTY CENTS in coins for Ihis palttern- add 10 cnts for each pattern for first-class mail. Send to Marian Martin, Medford Mail Tribune Pat tern Dept.. 232 West 18th St., New York 11. N Y. Print plainly NAME. ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLfi NUM DF.R. Extra Big Summer Pattern Catalog over 108 styles for 11 sizes, occasions. 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Gary Pinkham received a second with his senior California doe and also a second with his in termediate Californian doe. There were five rabbits en tered from our club and only one did not place. Janet Lee, Reporter. Desert Ptgasus Halter showmanship and horsemanship were reviewed and practiced at the Desert Pegasus 4-H club meeting re cently. In addition to prepar ation for the first show of the season, which will be spon sored by the Siskiyou Horse club to be held in Ashland, arrangements were made for the trail ride. The ride was managed by Jim West. Next Sunday, May 20, the Pegasus will sponsor a gymk hana at the White City Dom iciliary for the entertainment of the veterans. This event is open to all interested horse men In the valley. The Pegasus toured Floyd Sllva's Arabian farm at Grants Pass recentlv Thv also visited Paul Adam's farm to see his Arabian stallion. Thev had a fine tim nnH h excursion left them with many wonderful memories. Karyl Bishop, Reporter. Tender, juicy porkers . . . quick-frozen to preserve their superb flavor. From small size porkers, rack of 3 pounds and under, which means a lot more tender, good-eating meat. Reese Cretk The Reese Creek 4-H rtnh met in the home of Ben Gard ner recentlv. Mr Mnnrn ddiu the members their final test for the club year. The next meetlntr wai scheduled at. th hnmn nf Mr and Mrs. Frank Hopewell. Mr. nopeweu snowea tne mem bers through his dairy bam. Anay Nortnrop, Reporter. Pork Buffs Pork Steaks ausa Meaty roasts from tender young grain-fed porkers Delicious butt cut pork. Superb meat well trimmed Finest pork rolls Armour Star ae Rolls 59c lb. Jf i 5100 Piece Bacon The finest fully smoked lean-streaked bacon Sh D.. ank V2 Ham Ham With lots of tender and lean ham It. 1 L I A A grand way lo stretch the budget lb. lb. 15' 53 59' Ruch Weolies The Ruch Woolies 4-H club held their tilth meeting re cently at Mrs. Margaret Cant rail's house. 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