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The award and a check "for a Job well done" were pre sented during a ceremony at the White City bureau of rec lamation office by Harold T. Nelson, head of the bureau's regional office at Boise, Idaho. Others present were repre- INews ISnnrta Sports Farm Mkt. ; Mkt. Renort .Stork Mitt IWeather (Uncle Rick 1:00 CBS New I Local News Ladies Fair IHdlines., Wx7 1:13 Music House Party Com. New lUncle Rick 1:30 Woman's World IABC News Our World INews 1:43 SporU-MusIc Emphasis IWeather UJncleRIck 2:00 CBS News Local News INews 2:13 Music IHear Show Sport 2:30 Woman's World IABC News INewslines J: 1H1S n 0 1LM uglc E rnp ha si J Wea t her 3:00 CBS New ILocal News INews 3:IS Music IHear (Sport 3:30 Sidelights ABC News Newslinea ,3:45 Sports-Music Emphasis IWeather 4:00 Lowell Thomas (Local News INews 4:l.l Music IHoad Show ShODDer Swinr Thin Contrasts INews I Contrasts INews-Hymn IMusic Music (Music IHdlines., Wx. 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Hunt, Salem, a.i manauer' of the 87.3-20 acre Cooj Bay Timber Manage ment unit. Hunt, who h. been assist ant personnel officer for the department, succeeds Robert Mounteer, Coos Bay. Moun teer named safety and training director lor tiie de partment, at headquarters Here. Hunt formerly was a timber management forester for the department at Forest r.rove. and at Tillamook Salmon lor All Group Organized Astoria -lUPli-A group called Salmon for All, Inc. has been formed to fight the November ballot measure that would de clare stcelhead to be an Ore gon game fish, and restrict the catch on the Columbia river. Commercial fishermen strongly oppose the measure, backed by a group of sports men. A suit has been filed In Sal em that contends the ballot measure is invalid. The treasurer of Salmon for All, with headquarters here, is James H. Cellars, As toria, of the Columbia River Salmon and Tuna Packers As sociation. William Wester- holm, Astoria, of the Colum hia River Fishermen's Protec tive union, Is secretary. Menial Illness Fought by Priest In Massachusetts By CLAIRE COX United Pren International New York -(11PII- A Pitts burgh psychiatrist who be came a Roman Catholic priest is devoting his life to trying to prevent mental breakdowns through a union of religion and psychiatry. The Rev. Dom Jerome Hay den, a member of the Benedic tine Order, says that one out of 10 Americans Is in need of some form of psychiatric care. There are a total of 45 million Catholics, he points out, which indicates that 450,000 of them have mental or emotional problems. Yet, there are only about 400 Catholics among the na tion's 11,000 psychiatrists, Hayden says, and he is but one of three known psychiatrist-priests in the western hemisphere. For the past five years. Hav- den has been caring for a doz en mental patients in a modest frame house in Massachusetts, all the while dreaming of es tablishing a full-fledged cen ter for psychiatric treatment of adults and children. Initiluta To Open Now that dream is about to be realized in the scheduled opening this fall of the Mar- salin institute, a $2 million clinical and administrative center at Holliston, Mass., 25 miles from Boston. One pavilion will be devot ed to a boarding school for disturbed and mentally retard ed children. They will receive intensive treatment around the clock. The adults received by the center will be out-patients, however, because Hay den wants to save people from institutionalization, not treat them as fulltime patients. He believes they should be gain fully employed while in ther apy. To establish this institution on 50 acres of rolling New England countryside, Hayden traveled across the country seeking contributions. Every penny used to build the fa cility has been donated in sums ranging up to $25,000. he said and he has had the full support of Richard Cardinal dishing. Archbishop of Bos ton. Follows Fraud Hayden practices Freudian psychoanalysis in helping the mentally ill, but he feels that one must go a step further j in really putting a patient on the right track. Religion is an important part of this process, he says. "After conflicts are eNposed 1 sentatives of Medford, Talent and Rogue River Valley Irri gation districts. Nelson said Callan would be transferred in approximate ly month to another and "very responsible assign ment." He said he could not disclose now what it will be. Employed 105 Paopia The regional office head also noted that during its peak operation the Talent project employed 105 people. A bureau spokesman noted that during the last l'i years 100 families have been trans ferred from this area. The local bureau office should be closed about October, he said. Approximately $24.5 mil lion was spent on the six-year construction project. The main features are Deadwood tun nel, Howard Prairie dam and reservoir, Howard Prairie de livery canal, Keene creek dam and reservoir, Cascade tunnel, Greenspnngs tunnel and power plant, Emigrant dam and reservoir and en largement of Emigrant reser voir. "Howard Prairie has ex ceeded all expectations for recreation. Jackson county has done a wonderful job of rec reational development," Nel son said. "The Greensprings power plant is the cash box of the project." Callan has spent 34 years working for the bureau throughout the west, Nelson noted. He started with the bureau at Newell, S.D., as in strumentman Sept. 14, 1925. He resigned April 30, 1926, to return to school. He re turned to work in the same job in 1927. Other assignments have in cluded Prosser, Wash., Pine dale, Wyo., Green River, Wyo., Parker, Ariz., Blythe, Calif., Salt Lake City. Utah. 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' KEsrowsil i Vi THI5 (5 WHAT rS ERODING OO'R SOCIETY! ' I DQV'T fCKCW COHAT WfiE rALKlNS AB0UT..,l,'A TOO TOLAS AND INNOCENT RETIRED Norman L. Biehn, Klamath falls, a chief master sergeant In the Air Force, recently re ceived his certificate ot retire ment after more than 20 years of active duty in the service. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester R. Biehn, route 1, Gold Hill. and acknowledged." he says, "it is the obligation of the psycitiatrisi to auecl a person to Rain turiner insight into the religious beliefs he professes. He must conform with what he believes. "A patient ought to come to a knowledge through psychia try that in order to be inte grated, to live under social nd moral standards he should practice his religion. A psychiatrist should direct person back to a spiritual leader. A truly integrated person ality without the practice of virtue is an impossibility." GRACIOUS MODERN isn't just building It's an art Rodgers & Longan CONTRACTORS 773-6746 Grange News Canlral Point Grange Central Point Grange will meet Friday, Aug. 24. The Orange lecturer, Mrs .lames Cornutt, has arranged for Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wendt to show pictures taken in Europe this summer. Del mar Smith will discuss plans (or the hnnlh at the Slate Fair. Smith and a committee of Pomona Grangers arrange and maintain the Jackson rounty tumih at the fair. ADMITTED TO COLLEGE Rradenlnn, Kl'a. - HOT - The Manatee County Board of Public- Instruction voted three lo one Tuesday to admit three Negroea to all-white Manatee Junior college Sept. 4. "They have mot Ihe re quirements and we must ac cept (hem." Chairma Walter Council told the hoard. WALT'S TV A R.M1IO SERVICE "detail Shea in Sa. Oraaan 2300 Sa. Sra.a d. 772 2361 Sarin Madfota anal Viclnifa Calli Manelar Ttir Thunetay A M. 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