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SUNDAY. DECEMBER 23. 1962 A 3 .1 m?i " - MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON , ' r mi 3 jC-.v . TOYS Literally thousands of tovs, bicycles, toy trucks, airplanes, dolls and games, were being distributed to needy families Friday and Saturday at the Hamlin Motors build ing at Eight and Front sts., Medford. Maj William Ricken of the Salvation Army was '.. vt m charge of the crew of volunteer workers that handed out the Christmas toys. The picture above shows only a part of the "sea" of toys that were spread out on the floor of the building. !t toes "5T Y ';-' 7iC .-: J V"- L:iikii-: r n rt 4 J . -, III 1 CHRISTMAS BASKETS More than 300 baskets of food, containing turkeys, hams, sweet potatoes, fruit, cakes and many staple food items had been distributed to needy families in Jackson county by Saturday morning. Salvation Army workers, along with a number of volunteers, aided in giv ing out and delivering the baskets. Above, Welfare Worker Lynn Luthe (left) and William Sherwood check over the baskets at the distribution point, 216 East Fourth St., Medford. Christmas Bureau Completes Its Work With Basket Distribution Valley Man Is On Probation for Part in Fire Case Claude Walter Chase. 41. of route 2. box 6fiSB, Central Point, Friday afternoon in Jackson county circuit court was- placed on probation and imposition of sentence was suspended for five years on a charge of setting fire to forest land. In suspending the sentence, Circuit Judge Edward C. Kelly said the pre-sentence in vestigation report pointed fa vorably to probation. He not-, ed Chase had a good employ-! ment record, good service roc-1 ord and prior to the crime to which he had pleaded guilty, he had been considered a good citizen. Judge Kelly said ordinarily he would not grant probation i in such a case, but felt "an institutional sentence" would be a severe hardship on the wife and seven children. The circuit judge noted that both Jackson and Josephine coun ties' district attorneys favored probation. Drove Truck Chase's attorney. Robert Royer, Medford, pointed out Friday that Chase had not set any of the fires, but had driven the truck and had not stopped the other two men from setting the fires. Chase was arrested as an accomplice to setting a series of approximately 12 roadside fires that occurred in Jose phine and Jackson counties last July 16. Scheduled for sentencing Dec. 26 on a similar charge is Henry Stumbo, 34, of Wolf Creek. The two men pleaded guilty to the charges in circuit court Sept. 11. They, with Leo V. Thompson, 39, Salem, were indicled by a grand jury in August. Thompson Ls current ly serving a 20-month sen tence in Oregon state penitentiary. Jl. J. . ... A-li.,::::;i OPARK FREE TODAY 0 " 5:3 LAST-MIHUTE CHRISTMAS SPECIALS MANY CHRISTMAS ITEMS DRASTICALLY REDUCED FOR CLEARANCE! NO DOWN PAYMENT ONLY 27,M BOYS' AND GIRLS' 26-INCH COASTER BRAKE BICYCLES WITH CANTILEVER FRAMES Two-Tone Saddles Coaster Brakes Safety Frames 1.75 Rubber Tires Reg. 39.95 Shop and compare you'll discover what great values these arel You'll find that these are bikes with the quality end construction found In higher priced models . . . real finds at Newberrys low price. All have lafely cantilever frames. Grand back-to-school Ideal Boys' In red girls' in blue. The Jackson County Inter community Council's Christ mas bureau has completed its work for another year and baskets and toys were distrib uted to the needy Friday afternoon. Each year, the bureau is operated through the Red Cross office. Applications for assislance to the needy dur ing the holiday season are ac cepted, and the services of organizations throughout the area are coordinated. Names are provided to or ganziations wishing to present, baskets and families not pro vided for by outside organiza tions are taken care of by the Red Cross and Salvation Army. Foodstuffs Collected Foodstuffs have been rol- vatinn Army's bell ringers kettles, contributions of food stuffs have been made by stores In the area, more than 500 dolls were repaired and dressed by the 50-Plus club and Medford firemen have been working for weeks paint ing and repairing toys. Friday the Elks club an nex was the scene of activity as the baskets were packed by members of the Elks lodge. Some baskets were picked up; the rest were delivered by welfare case workers and members of the Elks lodge. In a downbtown garage, toys which had been readied by firemen were sorted in groups for boys and girls and by age by Red Cross volun teers under the direction of Mrs. O. A. Eden, chairman lected by the Junior Red of volunteers. She was assist Cross in the schools, money j ed by Mrs. Ray Barnelt. Dis has been collected in the Sal- j tribution was under the di- Court Records Mrniom u su irM. entRT Mfifrort Rrunn Slamnv dbrv frl stop i(fn. 510 Robpil Lrtuarrt Lories, violation fif basis rulr, MH ,lnmc Brooks Alf nr1r, viola tion of basic nilr. $Jo KM on Wvnc Patterson, expired vrhirlp license " Rrrnjfdinr Sharrnn Campbell, violation of basic rule, VVV ex pirrrl vehicle lifcnse 7 Carmen Klzaler Poe, rii sobered traffic sicnal. $lf) Adell Hay. disnheved truffle fennl. $10. Berths Ini Reed. disobeyed traffic ftiEnat. SI" rpclion of Capt. William Rick en of the Salvation Army. Almost 400 applications were handled through the Christmas bureau this year, with the Red Cross and the Salvation Army providing baskets for 3(10 families and toys for hundreds of children. Dr. Case Installed President of Staff Dr. L. G. Case was installed as inti:t president of the Sa cred Heart Medical staff at. the annual Christmas meeting re cently. Others installed were Dr. N. J. Wilson, president-elect; Dr. F. H. Bogard, secretary; and Dr. M. J. Campagna. Dr. O. J. Halhoth, Dr. E. L. Law son, and Dr. R. H. Rcichers, executive committee. Dr. F. T. Burich is chief of surgery at the hospital; Dr. Ralph Hihbs, chief of medi cine; Dr. H. L. Bochnke, chief of pediatrics: Dr. R. H. Saul, chief of radiology; Dr. T. E. Upton, chief of aneslhesia; and Dr. Otto Emig, chief of gynecology. Mrs. Helen Lamherg was introduced as speaker by the retiring president, Dr. E. V. Meyerding. She explained the new electronic system of data processing for medical rec ords. The system was put Into effect Dec. 1. Dennis the Menace violation DISTRICT COl'RT .lan'es Mark Andern of basic rule 10 Hnuard William Pavne. over load, si fin .lesse Lee Brown, no nper.it nr'a licence. t5 Neil sVtEutt I.enslog, overload. Carrol Lrf Clark, taihire to flop. Ho Georce W. Hamilton, failure to dim ST ,V Jun'es Harold Hennessev. drunk mi public highway, 50 days In the county jail .Johnnv Radtke. divorce complain!. I Mhv Bell Childrrth v Keitfi C. i Childreth, divorce complaint. I M X It II I ni: I M KNSF, ! ' Car'y Lynn' Snder. .It 3 Smith I frr-Hpe M . Medford and Sharon I.ee Pra'tier. 229 North Bartlett ' M , Medford f David Michael Pal terscm. 420 j North Cirnne si . Medford. and Lin- da Marie Smith, route 2, box 442, Medford. Glenn Thotna Vermillion. 1 South Pioneer .. Ashland, and i Veva .lean Main. 333 Garfield t . i A'hland Rohert Stirklry Schmidt, Z'n I .Tannev lane Medford. and SinHra Aon Kuhnlek. 907 South Oakdale avr . Medford 1 Chnrlr Ray Rratnard. 24fl Wj. neina Wv, .Medford. and Phyl!i .lime Scott. 2l0fi Thomaa Ave. Empire. Ore Richard Allen Duncan, llfiin , Dviccan rd . Central Point, and j : Linda Annctt B a t e m a n. 230 1 Beattv m,. 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