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MEOFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON WEDNESDAY. JULY 24, 1963 B 3 r ' : - -V,. X ' --... -i r W r B n ' CHECK PRESENTED-Leland J. Knox, in ternational counselor, Medford Lions club,. Js- shown receiving a check from Master JSgt. Tony R. Coy, representing the Medford JNon - Commissioned Officers club. The check represents proceeds from the Kay Brothers Circus which performed' at the Medford Armory recently under the spon sorship of the NCO club. Watching is Clyde Webb, past president of the Medford Lions! (Knackstedt Photo) ' Grange News Central Point Crang The Central Point Grange hall was the scene for the fin al Pomona visitation meeting. recently, when members of the Granges of the county met and the awards and prize money were presentea me winning Granges. Officers of the Lake Creek and Central Point Granges performed- the opening and closing ritual. Guests were Roscoe , Roberts, overseer of the Oregon State Grange: and Ted Sims, deputy of the State Grange. Pomona Master Melvin Lat tie, and the masters of the fol lowing Granges were pre sented: Harold Van Hoy. Live Oak; Cliff Moore, Eagle Point; Ernest Radomske, Sams Val ley; Wayne Marshall, Lake Creek; Lloyd Whiteside, Phoe nix; Edmund Ramsay, Upper Applegate; and Virgil Wilkes, Griffin Creek Grange. . Master James Cornutt pre sided during the business ses sion of the Central Point Grange. A letter of thanks from Conny Varner for the 4-H scholarship she received was read by the secretary. Lattie presented the Po mona Lecturer Victor Crox ton who had arranged the pro gram. ' ' : Lloyd Whiteside of the Phoenix Grange won the prize for the "tall tale" con ducted among Grange mas ters. ' Traveling plaques were pre sented to the five Granges winning this contest. First prize for attendance at the visitations was awarded to Eagle Point Grange; second to Live Oak Grange; third to Phoenix; fourth to Central Point; and fifth to Roxy Ann Grange. Since the National Grange will meet in Portland in No vember plans are being made to give the Pomona and State degrees. Jackson county Grangers were urged to avail them selves of the opportunity to take the seventh degree at the National Grange. Roscoe Roberts, state over seer, expressed his apprecia tion of the interest shown in the visitation program, and stated the average attendance had been 213. Lattie announced the Po mona meeting to be held at Butte Falls Grange on Satur day, July 27. The Central Point HEC club will hold a picnic July 24 at the home of the Walter Ricks on Bcall lane. All mem bers of the Grange are invited DEFICIENCIES Zinc and iron deficiencies have been detected in some Colorado fcedstuffs. Feeding trace mineralized salt is one way to make sure these soil deficiencies don't "c a r r y over" to western livestock. I o o o t$ FACTS ABOUT WW IT HIT THE TARGET ? In the revolutionahv war 66tt1n& the shot on the tae6et wa& labgeiv a hit oc miss affair. with the range to the tab6et b6in& jup66p bv a solpier with a keen eve, TN WOOLP WAR I EAWR WAS USED TO FIND TAE&ET RANGES BUT THE BI6 RADAR SCREENS PROVED TO BE TOO VULNERABLE Oh A DAlTLfcHfcLf mim TOW THE REMARKABLE NEW LASER BEAM IS AIMED AT A TAE6ET UP TO SEVEN MILES PISTANT ANP, LIKE AN INVISIBLE TAPE MEASURE, WILL GIVE THE RAN&E TO THE TARGET: WITHIN. &ET ON THE BEAM AND ZERO IN ON YOUR FUTURE SECURITY WHILE YOU HELP KEEP AMERICA'S DEFENSES. gTRON BV REGULAR PURCHASE OP . U.S. SAVINGS BONDS Servicemen ABOARD DESTROYER Radioman Third Class Mar- key L. James, son ot Mr, and Mrs. Cecil L. James, 807 South Peach st., Medford, is serving aboard the destroyer USS Bausell, which recently returned from a cruise with the Seventh fleet in the Far East. - - Raymond M. Graves, 1694 Spring st.,'' Medford, is serv ing as an Instructor with an anti-aircraft missile battalion on San Nicholas Island, 80 miles off the southern Cali fornia coast. SERVING Hospitalman David W. Dill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Dill, 3705 Roberts rd., Med ford, is serving with the Sec ond Battalion of the Third Marine division, a unit which recently participated in a joint U. S.-Republic of Korea amphibious exercise conduct ed near' Seoul,1 Korea. . REASSIGNED Airman Third Class Dan D. Morris, son of Mr, and Mrs. W, C. Morris, 904 Third st Jacksonville, is being reas signed to Stewart Air Force base, N. Y., following gradu ation from the U. S. Air Force technical training course for radar operators at Keesler Air Force base, Miss. Morris is a former Medford High school student. INSTRUCTOR ,. ' Marine Pfc. Raymond H Graves, son of Mr. and Mrs ABOARD DESTROYER ' Radarman Third Class Rob ert W. Ditsworth, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Ditsworth, route 1, Talent, is serving aboard the destroyer escort USS Bauer, which recently returned to San Diego from an eight-month cruise with the Seventh Fleet In the west ern Pacific. COMMISSIONED ' Raymond G. Hilton. Bat tery A, 2nd AW Battalion, 249th Artillery, and Ronald M. Wilson, of the same bat tery, both Medford, received second lieutenants' gold bars in a class of SO National Guard cadets graduating from the Oregon Military Academy's Officers Candidate school at Camp Withycombe, Clacka- mas, Saturday. ; The graduation marked the sixth class to complete the;" 250 minimum hour course since the establishment of the; school in 1957. 'i THUDS., FRI., SAT. You'll SAVE heap big wampum starting tomorrow at 9:30 A.M. We're on the Warpath and have really scalped prices for this BIG EVENT! Don't miss these three days of savings,. . . plenty of summer weather ahead to enjoy these terrific buys. 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