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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1962)
.ibW4 wity wail, iiuuwubi mcitjRD. OltttlaUN Freshly Painted Portrait Missing; Sought by Owner Hat anyone in in Eagla Point or Shady Cov areas (ound a freihly paintad portrait? On disappeared rcntly It th Eagla Point ichoolt. Th picture it 14 by 18 inchei, and it don in oilt. It had been touched up with a variety of colort to the ace in the manner in which artittt us on Tim magazine covert. It terved at a model lor other por trait! being don by mem ber t ol the Eagle Point adult oil painting datt. It all began when Mrt. Scott Brill. Star route 1. box 520, Trail, who did th portrait, wat leaving clan one evening. Sh carrid th picture with another into a hall to be taken to the car. On arriving home, the discovered the portrait wat missing, but the other pic ture vvai in the car. School officials checked the surrounding rooms and halls, but could not find it. Th picture is unsigned. The portrait is a friend of Mrs. Brill and sh it anxious to raclaim it. Any on who might know th wheraabouls of th paint ing is asked to contact Mrs. Brill. Four Local Students Receh'G Degrees Four students from Mcd ford are among those sched uled to receive bachelor of arts degrees during the 120th Willamette university c o m mencement exercises today, university officials reported. Robert Caldwell Maentz Jr., Mcdford, will be among fie law school graduates re ccavHs batlWor of science in law ail baokelor of laws do yret's ifarivag the exercises. P.O. Box 252 By NOFdUA CLARK Variety of Activities Planned In Summer Recreation Program The Medford park and rec reation department hat again planned a variety of activities as part of its summer recrea tion program, according to Robert L. Haworth, depart ment director. Among programs to be car ried out this summer during school vacation months are a baseball clinic and league play, a Softball league, tennis Car Leaves Highway, Hits Power Pole A car driven by Charles Benjamin Young, 18, of 3473 Chicory lane, Mcdford, went over a bank and struck a pow er pole along Highway 99 south of Medford early Sat urday morning, state police said. The Young car was involv ed in an accident with a car driven by John James Kam ody, 19, of 902 King St., police said. No injuries were reported. classes and competition, a va riety of playground activities, and instruction in gymnastics, tumbling, trampoline, baton twirling, and swimming. Swimming classes at Haw thorne and Jackson pools will be divided into four 11-day session this summer: the first will begin June 18 and end June 29; the second from July 9 to July 20; third from July 23 to Aug. 3; and fourth from Aug. 8 to Aug. 17. Family Swimming Family swimming at both pools will be scheduled each week day from 5:30 to 7 p.m.. Classes for all levels of swimming ability have been arranged, as well as courses in junior and senior lifesav ing. John Kovenz, Medford High school baseball coach, will supervise the summer baseball clinic and league play. He will be assisted by a number of local coaches and instruc tors. , CANNON HUNTING IS A CRAZY HOBBY "It's hard to imagine an international organization with 998 active members who search the mountains, lakes, rivers and sea-bottoms for old muzzle - loading cannon fy. very old mutzla-loadert which have been dredged from the sea or hav been dug from long-forgotten for tifications. "CHAOS was born in Scat- tie on April 13, 1949 during writes Dr. Donald H. Clark ,ne m03t severe earthquake head hunter of Cannon Hunt- ever recorded in uie r-acinc ers Association of Seattle I Northwest. The name is an (CHAOS). "Nevertheless such an or ganization exists and is very active in all parts of the world except the more violent com munistic countries whete hu mor Is non-existent. "Not that cannon hunting is a loke, however. Far 4rom it! Vfhile there's a great deal of'pleasure in searching for these old Runs, practically all of the CHAOS expeditions lue e serious purposes. Several members have built 11, nil onuinnnH Knatc u,hirh aro mt bachelor of arts : deslgned to scck and localp ancient shipwrecks. Ed Link of Binghamton, New York, is now exploring in the Mcditnr ranian with his Sea Diver, the third craft which he has built for this specific purpose. Cap tain Craig Hamilton of Miami In abbreviation of Cannon Hunt ers Association of Seattle. When I and my journalistic son founded CHAOS, we did not realize it would become violently international, or we might have devised another name. "Today there are few coun tries without Cannon Hunters and few areas In the U. S. in which neglected or misplaced cannon arc not 'recovered'. Oregon is fourth among the states, with 42 very active members. ugneos toieiy will e G. Lynn Ktatas, Joan Marilyn Laurila, I'crt L i n 1 ey Youngblood, and. DmW Kenneth Den- Lt. Col. E. S. Starr, son ofcruises lne Florida Keys Mrs. Sari winkleman, 505 itKtic dr., Ashland, was pro M.ia' to his present rank rec ently wkii: serving with the A.rmj Headquarters at St. Colonel Starr, a graduate of Aieilaad High school and tctXtorn Oregon college, for mrly was a Jackson county ac'mU teacher. While In the niAc? Vv and his wife lived WUamette ave. in Med- search of old Spanish and British ships which carried their hi;se cannon to the bot tom in another century. "Scientific cannon ex perts, practically all of whom are members of CHA OS, are on the staff of most of the larger museums throughout the U. S. Can noneer Mandol Peterson of the Smithsonian Institution is often called to distant parts of the world to identi ty S. 'CENTRAL OPEN FRIDAY 'TIL 9 MMTGOMERY WARD The program is open to any boy who has reached his ninth birthday, or who has not grad uated from high school prior to June 9. The classes will start at 8:30 a.m., June 18, and will con tinue through June 29 at the Medford High school baseball field. Each boy will be expected to furnish hit own baseball glove, with baseball shoes be ing optional. Other equipment will be furnished by the parks and recreation department. When the clinic is complet ed, playground teams will be formed and games will be played all summer in the Sandblowers league. The schedule will be announced later. Anyone interested in play ing in either the Jackson Countv Softball league or In the Medford Church league this summer should contact the recreation department In the city hall by calling 773 7355. Girls Softball Registration for girls soft ball (fourth through seventh grades) will be accepted at any supervised playground. An inter-playground league will be formed if interest war rants, Haworth said. Registration in tennis in struction for students from grades six through high school will be held at the Medford High school tennis courts at 8:30 a.m. Monday, June 25. A fee of $1 will be charged beginners and intermediates; advanced student fee is $2. Tennis classes will be con ducted Monday through Thurs day each week for six weeks, beginning June 28. Tennis balls will be furnished by the department, but each student will need a racket, tennis shoes and appropriate cloth ing. Boys and girls' competi tive teams will be selected from the members of the ad vanced classes, and home-and-home matches will be sched uled with city teams from Grants Pass and Klamath Falls. Doubles and singles tourna ments are planned at the con clusion of the summer tennis program. Bob Huff, Medford ' High school tennis coach, will supervise the program. Haworth said that adult classes In tennis may be of fered this summer if there j is sufficient demand. Cooperate With Schools i In cooperation with the pro gram by the Medford public schools, a broad offering of playground activities is sched uled for the summer recrea tion program, including games, sports, social activities. ! arts and crafts, music and drama, nature lore and special events. j Supervised by recreation I leaders, the activities are to be I centered at Howard, Jackson, i Washington and Jefferson i schools, and at Hawthorne park. Additional Inform ation about the program, as well as special classes in gymnas tics, tumbling, trampoline, and baton instruction may be obtained at the city parks and recreation department in city hall. FATHER. DAD OR POP. . .REMEMBER HIM WITH FATHER'S DAY CARD Whether he's an out door man or prefers relaxing with a book in an easy chair, you'll find a Hallmark Father's Day Card that says just what you want to say. 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Extension 8 W,''-,T1.JUI, "One of the most Interest ing lost cannon in Oregon is in the Owyhee Canyon, in the far southeastern corner of the state, lt has been sighted by surveyors, plane pilots and mining engineers, but it is going to he a real chore to got it out. Cannoneer N. S. Wagner of Baker knows ex actly where It is located, and he may recover it before the iinu flies in 1962. "Albany boasts a half-ton muzzle loader with a long and interesting history. It was dredged from Willamette riv er in 1936. after 80 years on the bottom. Oregon Cannon Ilnnlers know the general lo cation of a ship's cannon which was abandoned during the Indian wars at a lonely spot on Oregon's coast line. "Headauartert of CHA OS are in Seattle, but it isn't a conventional organi sation, as the nam impliss. There is no constitution, no by-laws, no dues and ro minutes of th last meeting, inasmuch as the only meet ings are cannon hunts at odd times and in very odd places. 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