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WANTS BIG GIFT - This little girl from Cairo, Egypt, is
hoping for a big Christmas gift - the ability to walk. She is
Violet Wassily. Violet will enter the Shriners' Hospital in
Los Angeles for extensive surgery. At left is TWA hostess
Ellie Wasolek and at right is Dr. Vierling Kersey of Shriners'
Hospital. Her father, Nimr Sawiris, is in the center. (UPI)
School News
CP Elementary Schoo'
This year, the Central Point
elementary school will have
, a "White Christmas." Stu
dents will take a can of food,
wrapped in white tissue paper
to place under the school
tree.
The cans of food will be
sent to the needy families in
North and South America and
overseas.
Mrs. Viola Laird's group
won the PTA membership
contest. Mrs. Holbrook, assist
ant librarian, was in the class
room recently, and served our
class lemonade and cupcakes.
Mrs. Laird's room has been
studying Mexico and Mexi-
t J- Unnll nUitrlmn ItalFA
brought recipes and recipe
booklets. Warren Cooper and
Dennis O'Connor brought
Mexican wedding cakes to
school. Chris Johns brought
tortillas he made.
Students of Mr. Elgan Ami
don's fifth grade class visited
the U. S. weather bureau sta
tion as an aid in classroom
study of weather and air
planes. Mr. House and Mr. Lamp
kin explained weather predic
tions, and showed instruments
used to record atmospheric
conditions. They also explain
ed the weather bureau net
works for putting individual
reports into the national
weather pattern. Later, stu
dents were shown and given
samples of weather maps for
the day.
In regard to their study of
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TONITE & WEDNESDAY
Doors Open 7:30
"CURTAIN AT EIGHT"
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question
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airplanes, they watched the
arrival and departure of an
airliner. While watching the
handling of baggage and re
fueling, they noted proced
ures that are typical with an
airline stop. Mr. Kilbourn ex
plained United's ticket vali
dation procedures.
The staff of the Central
Point elementary school
paper, "The Pointer Pup
News," is assembling and
editing copy for the next
issue, which will be publish
ed Dec. 21.
Students are working on
compositions and posters for
the Central Point Garden club
contest. The theme for this
year is "What to do in the
woods."
Jackson School
The fifth and sixth grade
chorus has been practicing on
songs for the Christmas pro
gram. There will be a special
group of students singing two
numbers.
The chorus meets every
Monday and Wednesday at
activity period. It meets at all
available free times to prac
tice for the special program.
The special daily remedial
reading classes will have a
rest period until Jan. 7. The
number of this class varies
with the degree of progress
made and study skills ac
quired. The Red Cross food drive
project is now going on at
Jackson. We already have
several boxes of canned or
packaged food. Larry Funk
and Richard Keene are the
students who collect the cans
and packages brought by stu
dents to their home rooms.
They will go with the teach
er advisor to the Red Cross
building and deliver the food
to the Red Cross. The Red
Cross and other agencies will
give it to needy families.
An Informal question and
answer period with Principal
Bruce Metzger preceded the
class visitation and observ
ance at the Third Grade Cur
riculum Party for Parents recently.
Ashland Festival
Featured in Chico
College Tourney
Ashland-The Oregon Shake
spearean Festival at Ashland
was featured prominei.tly in
a tournament of California
high schools held Saturday at
Chico State college.
Keynote speaker for the
event was Richard Graham,
widely known Ashland actor
Graham told the more than
500 students participating of
the Elizabethan method of
staging the four plays at Ash
land. Graham appeared for
11 years in the Oregon Fes
tival, and recently returned
from four years in New York.
For two seasons he appear
ed in New York's Central
Park Shakespeare Festival
and in one season at the Strat
ford, Conn., Festival. .
Known as the Northern
California Shakespearean Fes
tival, the annual Chico event
consists of a competition
among high schools in scenes
drawn from the plays to be
presented at Ashland the fol
lowing summer. '
Students Vie
During the morning hours,
students vie with soliloquies
for both men and women from
"Loves Labour's Lost," "Hen
ry V," and "Romeo and Ju
liet." Full scenes from "Merry
Wives of Windsor" also were
entered using both men and
women from each participat
ing school. All four plays are
on ' the upcoming Ashland
schedule.
. Graham's talk was given
in the afternoon following the
"command perform a n c e s"
during which the winning
schools presented their scenes.
His talk was illustrated with
slides showing the Oregon
Shakespearean Festival thea
ier and its setting in Lithia
park. He touched on the in
creasing number of- student
groups attending the Ashland
plays from all parts of the
Western United States.
The Northern California
Shakespeare Festival for high
schools is sponsored by the
Chico State chapter of Alpha
Psi Ornega, a national collegi
ate honorary dramatic so
ciety. Miss Ann Becker of
the Chico State drama de
partment faculty is coordina
tor of the event. She has
been instrumental in basing
the competition of the plays
to be presented at Ashland.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11. 19S2
Weather
FORECASTS
Med ford and vicinity: Fob and
occasional drizzle through Wednes
day. Increasing cloudiness above
the fog late Wednesday night. Low
tonight 27 to 32. High tomorrow
35 to 40.
Western Oregon; Along the coast
and extreme north interior fair to
day, incrcHsing cloudiness tonight.
Mostly cloudy Wednesday. Over
remainder of interior foggy or low
cloudiness through Wednesday
with less fog and some clearing
late Wednesday. Low tonight 30 to
40. High Wednesday 48 to 58, ex
cept 38 to 46 in the south and
central interior.
Northern California: Fog or low
overcast most areas along the
coast and valleys tonight and
Wednesday' morning. Otherwise
fair through Wednesday. Little
change in temperatures.
LOCAL DATA
TEMPERATURE : Mean yesler
day 35; below normal 4.
Record high this dae 66 In 1(150.
Record low this date 3 in 1932.
PRECIPITATION: 24 hours lo
midnight, trace. Midnight to 10
a.m., none.
Total this month 3.77 inches,
2.72 above normal.
Total since Sept. 1, 15.17 inches.
8.98 inches above normal.
HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday
96, highest this a.m. 100'o.
High 4:0(1 24
- CITY Yestcr- a.m. nr.
, clay I.w I'rcc,
Brookings S4 43
Crater Lake 58 28
Grants Piiss H!l 33
Howard Prairie .. 50 2fi
Klamath Falls .... 4H 25
MEDFORD 3fi 32 T.
Portia nd 53 37
Seattle 41 38
Spokane 3fl 35 .01
Yakima 42 28 T.
Eureka 48 44
Red Bluff fifi 3!t
Sacramento 54 3!)
San Francisco .... 5! 48
Los Angeles . fi4 52
Phoenix 78 47
Denver '23
Chicago , 17 2
Miami Beach IW) 43
New York . .. . 32 18
Washington. D. C. 34 21
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CUSTOM REVIVED - It seems to be an "OK" ration as far
as old soldier Walter Garrard, 82, is concerned at the Royal
Hospital in London. He's ready to down a chunk of cheese
during the annual Ceremony of the Christmas Cheeses. He
was one of some 80 pensioners who were served cheese, plus
beer and wine to wash it down. The ceremony is a revival
of a custom dating back to 1691. (UPI)
Births
DANDURAND-To Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Joseph, 304 Ma
ple St., Medford, Dec. 8, 19B2,
a girl, 7 pounds, at Rogue
Valley hospital.
GOVERNOR-To Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Eugene, 141 Ash
land ave., Medford, Dec. 5,
1962, a girl, 11 pounds, at
Rogue Valley hospital.
MADE1ROS - To Mr. and
Mrs. August John, route 2,
box 567M, Central Point, Dec.
9, 1962, a boy, 8 pounds, at
Rogue Valley hospital.
PRUETT-To Mr. and Mrs.
Dale H., 2804 Cordelia St.,
Medford, Dec. 9. 1962, a girl,
7'ii pounds, at Rogue Valley
hospital.
REYNOLDS - To the Rev.
and Mrs. John Oliver, 867
Murphy rd., Medford, Dec. 10,
1962, a girl, 8' 4 pounds, at
Rogue Valley hospital.
ROCK - To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Whclling, route 1, box
16, Eagle Point, Dec. 10. 1962,
a boy, 6 pounds, at Rogue
Valley hospital.
Investment Funds
Noun quotations on selected
stuck;..'
Fund Bid Ask
Bullock 12.87 13.01
Chemical Fund 10.78 11.07
Colonial Energv 11.53 12.il)
Enton Howard Stk.. 12.50 13.51
Fidelity 11.58 15,76
Fundamental Invest. 9.03 !M0
Group Sec Avia-Elec ti.72 7.37
Group Sec Com Stk l.7ti 12.88
Group Sec Petr .... 11.41 12.50
Hamilton C7 4.73 5.17
Keystone B-3 15.82 17.04
Keystone B-4 8.31 10.17
Keystone K-2 4,81 5.2fi
Keystone S-l 20. LI 21.04
Keystone S-2 11.50 12.55
Keystone S-3 12.88 14.00
Keystone S-4 3.02 4.28
Muss Inv Growth Stk 7 30 8.04
National Growth 7.04 8.35
Stocks 17.15 18.54
TV-Elec 8.07 7.00
United Accum 12.85 1 04
United Canada 10 02 18.3!)
United Continental-. 8.32 (i.!H
United Income 11.12 12 15
United Science 813 8.70
Value Line 4.03 5,;i!)
Variable 8.12 8.82
WeM ington 1 3.07 14.nl)
Over-the-Counter
Western Stocks
By United Press International
111(1 Akfd
Bank of America rb ; 50
Cal Pac Utll 24a 20'i
Con Frcipht 11 12
Cyprus Mines 232 24-'b
Equitable SAL 2!)4 31 'a
First National Bank .... 58 82U
Jantzen 23' 254
Morrison Knudsen 28 30a
Mull Kennels 3a 4-1.
NAV. Natural Gas 30 32
OreRon Metallurgical .. 1 I1'
PP&L 24'j 2Bb
PGE 24 2 28',,
U.S. National Bank (xd) IW 70
United Utit 30 ' .12'i
West Const Tel 18:,i 20
Weyerhaeuser 2:-n 7
Man Arrested in GP
On Medford Charge
Josephine County sheriff's
deputies last night arrested
Robert L. King, 26, on a war
rant from Medford city police
charging him with burglary.
King is accused of taking a
sewing machine valued at $70
from a West 11th St. residence
Dec. 4.
A city police detective look
King into custody in Grants
Pass this morning to return
him to Medford to face the
charge.
Locals
Obituaries
DR. EDWARD BROWN
Ashland Dr. Edward E.
Brown, 61, of 407 North
Main st., Ashland, died at his
home Dec. 10.
He was born in New York
state Feb. 12, 1901, and had
practiced medicine in Ash
land since 1946, when he
moved from Portland.
Funeral arrangements will
be announced by Litwiller
Funeral home.
RALPH B."liOOPER
Ralph B. Hooper. 65. of
1028 East 11th St., Medford,
died this morning in a local
hospital. Funeral arrange
ments wiil be announced by
Memory Gardens Funeral
home.
ABBY STURTEVANT
Funeral scrvecs will be
held in Portland Dec. 12 for
Miss Abby Sturtevant. Ter
williger apartments, Port
land, who died in her home
Dec. 8.
Miss Sturtevant taught
commercial courses in Jack
sonville and Phoenix High
schools between 1945 and
1953. She was retired.
Survivors include a sister,
Mrs. Allen Clarke, Beaver
ton, Ore., a former Medford
resident.
Washington - OIPII - Ken
neth A. Cox, chief of the
Broadcast Bureau of the Fed
eral Communications Com
mission, was named by Pres
ident Kennedy Monday to ts
a member of (lie FCC. Cox
will succeed T. A. M. Craven,
who is retiring Jan. 13.
Cancel Meetings Meetings
of the Antiques Interest and
Applied Arts groups of Med
lord branch, American Asso
ciation of University Women,
scheduled tonight have been
cancelled because of the fog,
it was announced this morn
ing. Flu- Fire - Medford fire
men extinguished a flue fire
reported at 7:40 p.m. Monday
at the home of Jess E. Mit
chell, 1032 Mt. Pitt ave.
There was no damage.
Party Planned - A gradu
ation party for the teenage
square dance class being held
at the YMCA is scheduled
Wednesday, Dec. 12, from 7:30
to 10 p.m. All dancers, both
adults and teenagers, are in
vited to attend. Women at
tending are asked to take
cookies.
Burglary Reported - 33urR
lary of a Central Point home
was reported to police there
Monday morning. Mrs. Frieda
S. Jantzcr told officers sev
eral items were taken from a
home being remodeled at 554
North Front st., Central Point.
Items taken included four-and-a-half
gallons of paint,
tools and brushes.
At Home Mrs. Emory
Parshall returned to her
home in Hornbrook, Calif.,
after being in the Siskiyou
County General hospital in
Yreka since early in Sep
tember. Meeting Canceled - The 4-H
Leaders' association meeting
has been cancelled until fur
ther notice, according to Jack
son county 4-H Agent Jerry
Brog. The meeting was sched
uled for 8 o'clock tonight at
the fairgrounds.
Portland Livestock
Porlland (UPtl USDA Catlle
350. Mixed good-choice 1070 11).
steers 27. SO: few stnndard 22-24;
utility-standard heifers 17-18;
utilltv cows 13-14.
Calves 7.1. Choice vealer 200 lb.
32; Kood-cholce 200-275 lb. 28.31;
standard 25-211.
Hogs 300. Mixed 1 to J grade
butchers 18.30.
Sheep 3.r)0. Choice 72 lb. wooled
Inmhs 1(1; choice-fancy 5H-73 lb.
wooled feeder lambs 17-trt.
GOOD
Portland Produce
Portland (UPIt Dairy market:
ECU" To retailers: A A extra
large 4t)-3:ic; AA large 4-30e; A
larse 45-48c: AA medium 42-45e;
A medium 31-34c; AA small 27
34c; cartons i-3c higher.
Butler To retailers: AA jnd A
prints 67c; cartons lc higher; B
prints Stic.
Cheese (medium cured) To re
tailers: 4ba-47'f e; processed
American 3-10 lb. loaf, 43-43c.
Portland iUPIi Dressed chick
ensNo. 1 crade dressed to re
tailers: Fryers, whole drawn. 31
3e lb.; cut. up. 3ti-43c lb.; hens,
liKhl type, whole drawn 21 -28c lb.;
light type hens, cut-up 23-34c lb.;
heavy whole 3 6 -3 9c lb.
Girl Injured When
Bike, Car Collide
Diane Patricia Moultry, 7,
of 33 South Riverside ave.,
was injured slightly yester
day, according to Medford
city police, when the bicycle
she was riding collided with
a car on East Main st.
Driver of the car was Lola
May Thornton, 24, of 1311
Albion lane, who told police
the accident occurred about
3:58 p.m. as she was attempt
ing to turn into a driveway.
The youngster was taken to
a doctor's office for an exami
nation. Mrs. Thornton was
cited for violation of basic
rule.
In a second accident Mon
day, vehicles operated by
Glenn Edwin Dean, 17, of
1324 Morrow rd Marry Em
ma Teeter, 61, of 313 Berry
dale ave., and Orth Francis
Miller, 42, of 4732 North Pa
cific highway, collided about
10:05 a.m. at Eighth and Fir i
sts.
No Injuries were reported.
Dean was cited for not having
an operator's license in his
possession, and Mrs. Teeter
was cited for failure to yield
the right of way.
A 9
Central Point Man
Lodged by Police
Jesse Donald Suttle, 47,
Central Point, was arrested
by Medford city police early
Monday on a charge of drunk
in public.
According to reports, Suttle
drove his car Into a service
station at 1901 Crater Lake
highway about 12:57 a.m., hit
one of the gasoline pumps,
knocked over a rack of oil
containers and damaged sev
eral other items.
Suttle was taken into cus
tody by investigating officers
and lodged in city jail.
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