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J MEDFORD MAIL TRIB0NE. MEDFORD, OREGON THURSDAY. JUNE 10. IMS D 3 rtificates Given Students of Aquatic Course at Emigrant Students of the Jarkson County Red Cross Youth Aquatic Course finished up a busy week with a graduation ceremony on the Southern Oregon college campus last week. Dr. Elmo Stevenson, college president and chairman of the Jackson county chapter of the Red Cross, presented certifi cates and insignias to the 44 students who had participated in the week-long training ses sion. A total of 35 first aid cer tificates were awarded, 25 senior lifesaving certificates, 7 junior lifesaving certificates and 33 basic canoeing certifi cates. Five students received their water safety instructor certifi cates with three additional in structors receiving certifica tion for having reviewed the training. Six new water safe . ty aides were also certified during the ceremony. ' Save Life The week-long program this year proved to be an exciting one, according to Mrs. Roy Wilkes, director of the school. On Tuesday the students per formed a rescue on Emigrant lake and were responsible for saving the life of Gerald Chambers of Junction City. Thursday noon, members of jfAhe Red Cross board of direct ors, conducted their regular monthly meeting on the shore of the lake in order to observe the students in training. Lifesaving students demon strated the methods of enter ing the water, approaches, the various releases used in breaking holds, a number of carries and ibe methods of artificial respiration. Of special interest to the board was the demonstration of a mass bottom search which was done by a line of swimmers doing repeated sur face dives and groping along the bottom with their hands. This is used in areas where it is impossible to see the bot tom and when the exact loca tion of a drowning victim is unknown. This is the method that these same students used when they recovered Gerald Chambers from the lake. Demonstrate Boat Rescue Robert Dionnc, Red Cross area representative, had stu dents demonstrate boat res cue, how to hand paddle a submerged craft to shore and a group of the more advanced students participated In an unusual race. .On the starting signal, the one-man crews mounted the gunwales, near the stern, and propelled the canoes toward the finish by alternately bend ing and straightening their knees to bounce the canoe along. This is a sport that should not be attempted by the unskilled, it requires ex ceptional agility and coordi nation and compentency in swimming as well as canoe ing, according to Dionne. Mrs. Wilkes said the pro gram has proven so success ful during the past two years that plans are already under way for a session next yeard. HUNT CUTTING BURGLAR Wichita, Kan. OJPD Police today sought a burglar who entered the home of Vernon F. Cass, stole his liquor, cut off the left leg of 17 pairs of pants, and chopped 12' neck ties in half. Nelson Vending Leads Tourney Nelson Vending company. Grants Pass, has taken over team first place in the Cen tury 21 Bowling tourney at Roxy Ann lanes. Paced by Don Coston, the GP team to taled 4156. Coston rolled 1057, STANDINGS: Srratrh Sinclra Jim Melin. Tacoma. Wash . 1303; Eddie Hanaon. Everett. With., 1208; Frank Evam. Salem, 1183; Bill Landowskl. Fortuna. Calif.. 12S: Leo Cruise. Seattle. Wash.. 1258. Martin Stockdale. Medford. 1234: Ev. Olaen. Seattle. 1211; Ralph Bragg. Ml. View. Calif.. 119"; Olin McCoy. Medford. 1191; Roy Guaway, Medford. 1188. Handicap Singles Theron Karrirk. Medford. 1JT: Lloyd Hayner. Medford. 1281; Al Gebhard. Medford. 1276: N. R. Smith. Lakeview. 1266: Olin Mc Coy. Medford. 1261; Rohert Clark, K Falls. 1250: Roy Caraway. Med ford. 1248: Martin Stockdale. Med ford. 1246: Bill Byrd, Medford. 1237; Dale Linville. Lakeview. 1237. Teams Nelson Vending, Grants Past. 4156; Has Beens. Medford. 4154: Old Sapphire, Medford. 4414: SB Four'a. Medford. 4060: Kim's Med ford. 4059; Southern Oregon TiUe, Medford, 4057. Safe Scheduled for 70 Used Vehicles Salem OJPD Sale of 70 used vehicles will be held at 6:30 p.m. June 28 at the state fair grounds here, the department of finance and administration said Wednesday. The vehicles may be in spected June 26 and 27 at the fairgrounds. Included are pas senger cars, station wagons and trucks. Loses Petition Bid ' .. Portland-ftlPlt-Intemational Woodworkers of America has lost its petition to represent Leico, Inc. employees at "lend and Sisters. The employees turned down a petition by Local Union 3-7 of the IWA by a vote of 59 to 40 in an election conducted by the National Labor Rela tions board Tuesday. .PART OF TRAINING - Students attending onstrating turning a canoe. It was part of a the Red Cross Youth Aquatic Course at Emi- week of activities for which certificates grant lake recently are shown above dem- and insignias were presented. "Saythatagain." "Volvos run away from other popular-priced compacts in every speed range, get over 25 miles to the gallon like the little economy imports, are virtually indestructible. Now will you sign?" "No." Why not?" I already have a Volvo." Then what are you doing in here?" I love to hear those words." AND WE LOVE TO SAY THEM. COME IN AND WE'LL TELL (vo) r' . . '! . ,r- nri jrn kn-r Tuiwre A DAI IT Uftl Uft Vi rt' YOU A LUI UP umtn mvs. ininuo novui 'vv STEVENS AUTO SALES 505 North Central Avenue t J -Sla N .51.; ...W t'-- .m - a v-- 0 KITE FLIER - This Is not the usual way to fly a kite but it provides a thrill for Lon Skinner, Medford water ski expert and powerboat racer. Thrills like the one shown here will be on the program for the Ashland Chamber of Commerce water carnival. The first annual event is set for Sunday, June 23, at Emigrant lake, five miles south east of Ashland. Program will start at 9 a.m. with slalom water ski eliminations. Afternoon fare will include kid's, men's 'and women's ski races, pyramid show, slalom finals, exhibition water skiing, the' kite act, a hot boat race and barefoot skiing. Rogue Aqua Ski club is sreking novice skiers, men and women, boys and girls for the ski races. They can register up to 9 a m. on Sunday, 16 Enter Decathlon Corvallis-IUPH-World record holder C. K. Yang of UCLA and IS other hopefuls had joined the field through Wednesday for the National Federation Cup Finals Played London -IUPD- The United States team of California's Darlene Hard, Billie Jean Moffitt and Carole Caldwell met Australia's Margaret Smith, Jan Lohane and Lesley Turner today for the title in the first Federation cup, the women's version of the Davis Cup. . The U. S. trio whipped Brit ain 3-0 in tne semi - unais Wednesday, while the Aussie girls scored a similar victory over South Africa. The United States, Australia and South Africa were the favorites when the tourney got under way on Monday with 16 na tions in the field. Miss Hard, the No. 1 U. S. Dlaver who is seeded fourth at the Wimbledon championships beginning Monday, crushed Ann Havdon Jones, 6-2, 6-4. Miss Moffitt followed with a 6-3, 3-6, 6-4 win over Christine Truman, and Miss Hard later teamed with Miss Cardwell to score a 2-6, 9-7, 6-3 doubles win over the Truman-Jones tandem. ' AAU Decathlon Champion ships June 28-29, but there was some doubt about Yang's physical condition. The husky Formosan nas been bothered by torn rib cartilage and was forced to pass up the pole vault event in the National Collegiate championships at Albuquer que, N.M., last week end. Other entries so for include those of Pvt. Paul Herman, former Westmont college standout who collected more than 8,000 points in the meet in which Yang set his world record of 9,121, and Steve Pauly of Oregon State. Dave Edstrom, former Ore gon athlete now at Oxnard Air Force base, also is entered sipcuninrs GOP Headquarters to Mow to Portland Portland -(ITO- Republican state headquarters will move back from Salem to Portland next week. State GOP Chair man Phil Roth said today. The headquarters were moved to Salem in 1957. Roth said the new headquarters would be at 305 Times build ing, 417 SW Washington. Mrs. Forrest Hedges, Beaverton, secretary of the Republican State Central committee, will be in charge of the office. Feed manufacture now is a $4 billion business which, it is estimated, has reached only about one-third of its potential. Get a home improvement loan and R-E-L-A-X It's simple and convenient to improv. your home with a loan from Tha Oregon Bank whether you have tha work don. for you or do it yourself. 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He played tne M o n terey Peninsula club's shore and dunes courses in order, just like the men did. Actually husky Bon wn- son, a J-yie, wasn., lumucr jack who was runner-up for the title In 1960, held a two- stroke edge on the field alter 36 holes of play. He shot a 75-75-150 for the two rounds. In the second place was the first day leader Harvey Rascoe, Inglewood, Calif. The Southern California champ had 74-78-152. McKay, Bruhn Predict Result Of AlUStar New York - WW - Rival coaches John McKay of South ern California and Wisconsin's Milt Bruhn predicted another wild finish for the third annual All-Amerlcan All-Star football game at Buffalo, N.Y., June 29. The two coaches, picked to head the squads on the basis of their finishing one-two in last year's balloting by the nation's coaches as the best mentors of the season, staged a New Year's Day thriller won by Southern Cai, 42-37. "We outnumber the Tro jans, 3 to 1," squipped Bruhn, "and the odds look just right. ' Bruhn's 31-man East squad includes the 1962 Wisconsin battery of passer Ron Vander- Kclen and received Pat Rich- ter. McKay's western team has quarterback Bill Nelson from last season's Trojan roster. The scries is tied at one-all. The West won in 1961, 30-20, and the East came back with a 13-8 victory in 1962. All the players are seniors who will play in the pro ranks this fall. Bruhn and McKay open training for the Buffalo game today. Each has two assistants Bill Murray of Duke and Charlie McClcndon of Louisi ana State for the East and Bob Devaney of Nebraska and Frank Broyles of Arkansas for the West. r m lllll I I II 11 i1BBBi..v.:: ' II I II rj.Tp naaV, rllltaiiiil '. f loan mmrKjfmp Boating Accidents Should Be Reported Seattle - The Coast Guard reminded boat owners today that most boating accidents must be reported. In Oregon all boating accl dents fesulting in death or in Jury to any persons or prop erty damage In excess of $100 must be reported to R. G. Rit- tenhouse, director, Oregon State Marine board, room 311 State Capitol building. Salem If loss of life results from S the accident, a report must be ; made within 48 hours. All oth- ! er accidents must be reported within five days. ! Motorboats which have been inspected and certificat ed by the Coast Guard to car ry more than six passengers ; for hire or to carry freight for hire, and those large motor- . boats which have been docu nvnted by U. S. Customs are required to report directly to ; the Coast Guard In addition to any report required by the I state of Oregon. Boat Owners Being Cited for Violation Seattle - One-third of the boats boarded by Coast Guard boarding teams in the Pacific Northwest during April and May, 1963, were cited for vi olations of motorbout regulations. According to the Command er, 1.1th Coast Guard District, 2,616 boats were boarded dur ing this period In Washington, Oregon, and Idaho. 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