THUBSDAY. MAY 10. 1962
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
LU(unU MAIL imsunt;, Mtlt UHU, OREGON
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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.
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4-H HEWS
Rabbitters
The West Side Rabbiteers
4-H club took a trip to the
Eugene County Rabbit show
recently. Members eoins wr
Janet Lee, Jerry Clark, Lee
airagey, ocorge Heffner, Don
Pinkhom. Garv Pinkham mil .
our leader, Phyllis Caldwell.
Three members entered rab
bits. They were Don Pinkham,
Janet Lee and Gary Pinkham.
They were competing against
the top rabbit breeders oi Or
egon and anyone could enter.
Janet Lee got a second with
her senior hlanlr nutpk half
buck. Don Pinkham got a
fourth with his senior New
Zealand white buck. 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,
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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
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also visited Paul Adam's farm
to see his Arabian stallion.
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Reporter.
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