Officers Renamed
For Rogue Basin
Water Association
Ben Hilton, Grants Pass,
was reelected chairman of the
Rogue Basin Flood Control
and Water Resources associa
tion MondbV night.
Other officers also were re
elected. They are William
(Bill) Jess, BBgle Point ranch
er, vice chairman, and Wally
Martin, Grants P;iss attorney,
secretary-treasurer.
Progress in support of the
Rogue Basin project on the
state and national level was
reported at the meeting.
The wheels have been set
in motion for the request to
the bureau of the budget for
S50,0u0 planning money for
fiscal year 1963, Directors
George Fields and Jack Hanel
stated, reporting on a recent
trip to Washington, D. C.
Letters of Endorsement
Letters of endorsement for
the Basin project from J. W.
Penfold, conservation director
of the lzaak Walton League of
America, and from Thomas L.
Mm ball, executive director,
and Lewis S. Clapper, conser
vation and education director
of the National Wildlife Fed
eration, were introduced. The
letters lauded the Basin Proj
ect for Its conservation fea
tures and were addressed to
the bureau of the budget.
Directors also reported suc
cess in obtaining a memorial
from the House and Senate of
Oregon. The memorial ex
pressed the needs and merits
of the multi-purpose dam proj
ect and was addressed to Con
gress. The memorial passed
both Oregon houses by unani
mous vote, the directors noted.
"It is hoped this will assist
in the association's efforts to
obtain immediate planning
money and construction funds
for the project,'' members
stated.
Depletion of funds allocat
ed by the counties to the as
sociation was reported with
concern by the directors, who
pointed out that commitments
for the remainder of the fiscal
year total $1,635.
Jess announced that the di
rectors would seek an emer
gency allocation from the
counties to meet liabilities for
this year.
WEffK OP
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BAYI KWLLSVATI
Dynamic young minister of
Christian Church at Silverton,
Ore., will speak tonight on
"few ami Ssa'
S!T CIWltTlASI CIHWI
Ninth at Cgkdale
Coffet Htovr Served Aftr
Services
Nursery Care
aSsl
MOST! CM :t
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PETER USTINOV
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T. . TERENCE STAMP
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Locals
TOPS to Meet - The Mcd
ford chapter of TOPS will j
1 meet at 8 o'clock tonight in
the Public Library of Med
ford and Jackson county. I
I Visitors and newcomers Inter
ested in the group, Take Off
! Pounds Sensibly, are invited !
, to attend the meeting.
Surgery Patient Mrs.
George R. Tweed, Grants '
Pass, was listed today as a i
surgery patient at Sacred
Heart hospital.
Meeting Changed-The Ame
! thyst Rebekah lodge of Gold !
1 Hill will meet at 8 p.m.
Wednesday a; the home of
: Mrs. Daniel Stewart instead !
i of at the A. A. Walker home
as previously announced, be-1
j cause of a deatti in the Walk-
i er family.
Rummage Sale - The Gold
i Star Mothers will hold a rum-'
mage sale and plant sale at
the Eagles Hall. 217 West!
Main si., Medford. Thursday,,
i April 4. The sale will be open I
1 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. j
e
ftemoalel idec The 1
Medford building department
has issued a permit to John j
Russell, 450 Haven St., to re
model his residence at sn es- '
timated cost of $1,(B)0.
Driwar Cife4 - Ro Ji.-.i?.
Xorcross. 18, of 91 1 Mt. Pitt'
ave., was cited for viojttiun I
of basic rule Monday sfttr his
car collided with a vehicle
operated by Michael Marcus 1
Whitman, 17, Eagle Point,
about 8:25 a.m. at Barnett and .
Murphy rds. No injuries ere
reported, officers said. 1
a
Trasfc lurs-fire raa re
ported in a trash container
on the sidewalk in the 500;
block of South Oafcdale ave.
abctjt 1:12 p.m. Monday. P'ire-'
men theorized that someone
threw a cigarette in the con-1
tainer. There was no damage.
Phta Fira-Medforri firemen '
were summoned about 5:17
p.m. Monday f.'hea a flue
fire was reported it thi Paul
Reynolds residence, 10 Beei
man ave. There ttia no appar
ent damage.
XX NT
The Southern Gyeson H
mane Society elected officers
for the new year at s meet
ing of the board Monday
night at the Humane Society
Shelter on Table Hock rd.
Th ey a re A. K - Morsp,
president; T. C. Groomes, vice
president; Mrs. Walter An
ders secretary, and Mrs.
George Stacey, trea?urer. . II
but Mrs. Anders are from
Medor. Sht residei it Tal
ent. BoarH members amiaizA
the need to acquaint tht pub
lic with the Society's program
and with the imjsrovementt
recently made at tht ibelW-v.
It frM k .:
public to vieit tlit 'irt!
and to aive particular atten
tion to the grounds, whice,
were cleaned up be tht EJoy
Scouts in a recent erojact.
Minneapolis, - "i - A
( vice used b a corp-
here for testing ascecraft
guidsnce systems areifha twe
tons, kvt i o essiicateli bal
ance i a sin le bearing that
v fly Wu6in os that i a
htay tsi.fl to :f it.
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Bash to Attend
National Meeting
Of School Boards
Frank Bash, president of
the Oregon School Boards as
sociation and a member of
the board of School District
:4i)C. will be one of two Ore
gon delegates to'tho National
School Boards association
convention in Denver, Colt-.,
April 27-30.
The other delegate is Dr. j
Howard L. Cherry, Portland, i
Alternates are Louis Leger,
Kingston, and Mrs. Marjotie
March, Altoona.
Bash and Dr. Cherry will
participate in sessions of the
Delegate Assembly, the asso
ciation's official policy-making
body, and play a major
fole in determining what
policies and resolutions will
be adopted at the convention.
Federation of Boards
The association Ls a federa-
tic of school board associa- ministration hospital in Van
tions from the 50 states, and is I couver. Wash. Funeral ar
a national voice for the na-. ran.cements will be an-
tion's more than 100,000
school board members.
In addition to official deft
gate, about 5,000 local school
board member, an supsrill)
tendent frcm all parts of the
country art cxfMCted to at
tend and diciu "School
"irS i i Chtnyi. Socle-
Emphasii vill b placvd on
strengthening aiwi pwserYirus
local ? responsibility or
education so that it a-roK'
tlit iin4 of education Masks'
for a ehanginj vorM.
Sister-, vilJ La S 14 S
Georae WeGfcf. -rjci-tary
of staia $o Miittoei aa
fairs and :v?vlT-a-ikMNVtt: j
bassador to w German?;
Daniel Davi, letwrr is
education at t! Uaivevsitf t
Arizona a nd i r ac 4 ae
search and fvtlrn-mimt A
Croft lldueatkm S-wfi.
Nev Lorwkw, Co.; a-v
Chauncy Star, smlakjrt fca
Atomics lAtsraataonsJ .
sion iM a vict -.-r. ..,,. .a
North iwa a
Inc.
kflre'stei'enf huh
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mod-
Hoc a a!5? Jul
Chemical tu4 ln.wt u.te
Coloniiil . . ll.M f
Eaton Boward s . i a u.ii
fidelity L - .-W
Fundamaated HAi it.w i
Group Sec 7.aa
Group Sue Clin ttiit l.as 14.10 1
Hamilton C7 s. t.n
KeyataneS-f w it. 7
Keystone -4 .Jt tt.SS
Kl v-sIoiio W-2 5 U4 5.50
Keystone S-l 310 .l.U4
Ketstone S- 12.2 13.77
Kevsoae S-2 13.1)1 15.18
Kev.stoneS-4 4.08 4. 4B
rf;i.ss Inv Growtfc 7.82 8.55
National Growth .... 7.811 8,5!)
Stocks 17.00 18.42
TV- Ice 7.21 7.88
United Avcm . . 13.00 15.10
United Canadrf 17.68 10.20
United C-tiniil . 8,74 7.35
United Ineom 11.04 13.05
United Soienca 633 6.02
Value Li in 5.21 5.60
Variable 6.00
Veliitc 14.2t 15.50
r luid vicinity: Mnstly
l1irHi TTenrsdny. with
0 - -
ral lr-is . . Wcnosdiry morn
ip. FartMl tleaiing and showt-rs
VtdMlrfay an4 eveninR.
Gusty southerly winds this eve
ninr: Lnv Kht nar 4(1. Hicti
fednefday . L.w Wednesday
nivht 35.
We.r Oresm: lain i lnnintj
on thw coast thi afternoon or eve-
l . OTar interior tonieht.
A litta? rata r ariwb- at tlaias
,-:-,! w,rf-,r. Loa- toniaht
w riifh V - - J
M,-ta.ra Gallbrhla: i -aorta
of Ufelaa ... I-- staff Vi.
aijw ;aa Waai.-aaiy. -.
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Pryera tbolc arrava 3 1 -rale
In : cut-p 37-42C lb., hian, licht
'vpe. whole drawn 23-27c lb : lieht
. pc hens cut-up 26.30c lb ; heavy
whole 36-3lc lb.
Portland Livestock
Portland I UPI USDA Cattle
200: mixed good-choice iteera 24
24.10; heiferi low-mostly eocaa 763
772 lb 21-22: cutter-utility cowi
12.50-13.
Cv,s (?'ir-inoire veaiers
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MEDFOHD
OBITUARIES
RICHARD CAMPBELL ,
Funeral services for Rich-'
t ard Barrett Campbell. 63, of
I 94 Bush St., Ashland, who;
I.digd at his home April 1, will
I be held at 10:30 a.m. Thurs-
day at Litwuler Mountain
View chapel.
The Rev, B. F Holland
will officiate Interment will
be in the Mountain View
cemetery.
Born in Aberdeen, Wash.,
March 22. 1800, Mr. Camp
bell had lived in southern
Oregon for 56 years.
He is survived by his wife,
Blanche Campbell, Ashland:
one daiiRhter, Mrs. Michael
Collins. San Franeisco; and
two sisters, Mrs. Isolene Ber
ry, Medford. and Mrs. Mar
garet Dunlap. White Salmon,
Wash.
He was a member of the j
Methodist church.
HERBERT O. HUSSONG
Herbert O. Hussong, B9.
formerly of Medford, died
Sunday at the Veterans Ad-
nounced
home.
by Perl Funeral
Funeral service for Flor
nnm H Pniimr tO fti-iiifrlv
of Gold Hill, who died Sun-1
day, Kill be heH at It a.;.
ffednelay at Perl Fueral
home.
The Rev, C?or K. V. bol
ster, rtctor ef st. 5wh' E?-!-cojrti
1 i.'hiwtf'k, will aiftc ae .
later m at i y .t foe-j -
i. s. tea ; :
-raw.
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m wfn aajsaseaeaj m )wt
. '.mi' p 'p JewsWesi
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6- p) a yiM anaawa.
m4mi a- Caetwfc t'oMri aSwi $m
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V. Mass.
Til tovmmnb SouMa
kw4 Qt TaMrt Am jaM
a ' kkaa tHaa aVwwat
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fcia" MaA7 BBjtasaaeaBSBi
Clar w-Ld do to, c B
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whWh na vw a cwit pa?rr
oriYace. Dau'ino bw wtw,
Cla.f (.r tftptw kn pvyrtrmi
yf , haaasswajj i p f Maaaa ool
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W kit Ma7 v -j- m
trailing mmi thm
alw wtM'keal itk jrtW arci
citizens coMweWd wXfk Sar
eign military swrfiet.
In San Dio, Clay hulpal
organize nmd min;ia LittW
League bw'ball teams, Upoaj
returning to tlw Kogic Valley
in 19(i0, Clay attended Rob
ertson School f Pusim?9fi for
two years whik? studyiig law
and business administration.
Prior to his appointaeiit as
juvenile counselor, Clay was
employed by the accounting
firm of Stacey-WaHtins com
pany in Metefora!.
BROWN -To Kr. anal Mrs.
David C, 411 Laurel ave.,
Medford. Ware), 31, IMS, a
girl, 7 pounds, at Rojuy Val
ley bospittl,
nO'I.rS-To Mr. and rs.
MtJjrt Le, 11M flunawt Ta.,
Medford, Mavak H, lMt, a
girl, .. a." E..q;:.ia VfaV
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a.; W'wwomi fMr, aUna4 lfc.fi
fart
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MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD,
Mrs. Conner, the daughter
of Joseph and Amanda
Hoover, was born Oct. 14,
1880, in Reading, Penn.
She moved to the Rogue
valley from California 37
years ago and made her no me
near Cold Hill until 1955.
Because of illness, she has
been confined to a nursing
home since that time.
She was married to Stilman
H. Conner, who preceded her
in death in 1932.
Survivors include one son.
William S. Conner, Medford;
two daughters, Beatrice L.
Conner, Oakland, Calif., Dor
othy F. Conner, Oakland,
Calif., and one granddaugh
ter, Cathryn C. Conner, Med
ford. JASPER L. ORNDOFF
Jasper L. Orndoff, 321 Effie
St., died this morning in a lo
cal hospital. Funeral arrange
ments will be announced by
Conger-Morris Funeral di
rectors. CHARLEY E. MEEDS II
Funeral cervices for Char
ley E. Meeds II, 3, of Grants
Pass, who died Saturday, will
be held at 3 p.m. Wcsaosal3v
in Conger-Morris; alewxtown
chapel. The Jeev. Layas Car
ver of trft ApfOakS&g VriA
cIuirch m csSJcta
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tal urll h i
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