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PASSES IN REVIEW - Medfords Battery
D passes reviewing stand as its commander,
Capt. Charles E. Henry salutes Gov. Mark
O. Hatfield and reviewing party during Sat
urday's annual Governor's day Review and
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parade of Oregon National Guardsmen at
summer camp. Battery D is with the Sec
ond Automatic Battalion of the 249th Air
Defense Artillery.
Guardsmen Start Second Week
Warrenton - Southern Ore
gon National Guardsmen
reached the mid-point of an
nual summer training here
Saturday, as they marched in
the annual Governor's Day
Review. Several hundred
spectators were on hand.
' Gov. Mark O. Hatfield took
the salutes of some 1,050 men
of the 248th Air Defense Ar
tillery and supporting units.
They filed past the reviewing
stand under gray coastal
skies, with a hint of rain in
the air.
' Following the review,
troops were given free time
until resumption of training
today. They return home Sat
urday, Aug. 10.
; Hatfield was joined on the
reviewing stand by Maj. Gen,
Paul L. Klievcr, Oregon ad
jutant general; and Brig. Gen.
Donald N. Anderson, assist
ant adjutant general and
camp commander.
Heading List
Heading the list of oilier of
ficials on hand were Maj.
Gen. Frederick R. Zierath,
commander of Ft. Lewis and
4th Infantry division; Brig.
Gen, Carroll McColpin, Port
land Air Defense Sector and
, Adair Air Force Station com-
i mander.
The governor presented the
Eisenhower Trophy, awarded
annually to the state's top
Guard unit, to Albany's Bat
tery C, Third Automatic
Weapons Battalion. Capt. Dar-
Portland Produce
Portland (UPT Dairy market:
Esgs To retailers: AA extra
large 45-47c; AA large 42-45e: A
large 4l-43c; AA medium 35-40c;
A small 25-29c: cartons l-3c higher.
Butter To retailers: AA and A
prints 66c; cartons 3c higher; B
prints 65c.
Cheese (medium curedt To
retailers: 46-48c: processed Ameri
can 3-10 tb. loaf, 43-4SC
Portland (UPlt Dressed chick
ens No. 1 grade dressed to re
tailers: Fryers, whole drawn, 21
38c lb.; cut-up. 37-42C lb : hens
licht type, whole drawn 22-''fic lb.;
light type hens. r:it-u. 24-28C lb.:
heavy whole 36-39c lb.
wynne Knofler accepted the
gleaming bronze loving cup.
Medford, Ashland and
Klamath Falls units of the
Second Automatic Weapons
Battalion passed the review
ing stand under command of
Maj. Ardis Warren, Ashland,
battalion commander.
Leading their troops past
the stand were First I.t Pnnl
D. Lovejoy, Headquarters
uauery, Asntand; Capt. Ray
mond R. Harris, Battery A,
Medford: Cant. Leonard TV
Springer, Battery B, Klamath
fans; capt. Richard L. Gil
christ, Battery C, Klamath
Falls: and Cd( rhsrie v.
Henry, Battery D, Medford.
Portland Livestock
Portland tUPtl USDA
cattle l.ooo. slaughter steers, good
mostly choice 23.T3: mixed good
and low choice 25.25; good 22.30
24.75. Cows, utility - commercial
15-17; canner-cuttcr ll-t4; feed
ers, good-choice 1022 lb. fleshy
steers 23.
Calves 200. Good-choice vealera
24-21; standard-good calves 18-22;
feeders, choice 280 lb. steers 20.
Hogs 500. Barrows and gilts
mixed 1-2 at 200-230 lb. 20.
Sheep 2000. Spring slaughter
lambs choice-prime wooled 18-
18.75: shorn 17.75: ewes utility-
good 4-4.75.
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Tuesday: "Romeo and
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Wedntsday: "Love's La
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Thursday: "Henry V."
Curtain time is 8:45 p.m.
Bus leaves Mpclfnrrl tin.
tel and Jackson House in
Medford at 7:30 p.m.
Obituaries
THOMAS G. LEDNICKY
Funeral services for Thom
as G. Lednicky Sr., 79, of 936
Kenyon ave., who died
Wednesday will be held at
9 a.m. Wednesday at Sacred
Heart Catholic church.
The Rev. William McLeod
will officiate. Interment will
be in Siskiyou Memorial park.
Recitation of the Holy Rosary
will be at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday
at Perl Funeral home.
Mr. Lednicky was born
Feb. 20, 1184, in Wisner, Neb.
He has lived in Medford since
1910. Until his recent retire
ment, he had been a butter
maker for Snider's Dairy for
24 years. He was a member
of Sacred Heart Catholic
church.
On Nov. 27, 1923. in Med
ford, he was married to Cath
erine A. Emig. who preceded
him in death June 30 of this
year.
Survivors include two sons.
Thomas G. Lednicky Jr., Med
ford, Anton A. Lednicky,
United States Navy, aboard
ship in the Pacific; three
brothers, his twin brother,
John Lednicky, Junction City,
Ore., Frank Lednicky, Junc
tion City, and Roy Lednicky,
Portland, Ore.
Casket bearers will be
members of the Knights of
Columbus.
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MONDAY. AUGUST S, J 363
Bar Assesiaiion
Ts Har Yah 0on
Portland Eugene Bes
tow, dean of the law school
at Yale university, wiii be the
principal speaker at the an
nual dinner o the Oregon
Bar association here next
month.
The dinner is scheduled
during the association's 2Sth
annual convention at the
Portland Hilton hotel Sept.
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Shakespearean Festival plays in Ashland. He wit! speak
at a special theater dinner party in the Caesar halt of the
Mark Antony hotel at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Tickets lor the dinner
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NELSON J. HODGES
Avhtanri Nelson James
HnHffPs. 47. nf 778 Oak St..
Ashland, died in Portland Fri
day. He had made his home
n Ashland for the past 10
years.
Mr. Hodges was born in
Fraserburg, Ontario. Canada.
He was a member of tne Lat
ter Day Saints church. Sur
viving is his mother, Mrs,
Edith Hodges, Ashland.
Funeral services will be
fcolH in the Latter Day Saints
church in Ashland at 1:30
n m Tuesdav. Interment will
be in the Mountain View
cemetery. Litwiller Funeral
home is in charge of arrange-
ments.
LEE W, CLARK
& rtvmiem mass for Lee
Wayne Clark, 48, of Talent,
who died Saturday, will be
said at 10 a.m. Tuesday in
Our Lady f the Mountain
i-aihnlic rhnrr-h at Ashland,
by the Rev. William S. Walsh.
Recitation ot tne noiy o
saru will be at 7:30 o'clock
tonight in Our Lady of the
Mountain church. Committal
will be in Hillerest Memorial
nark, in Medford. with Ash
land Mortuary in charge of
arrangements.
Mr. Clark was born juty
'. iflts in Arthur. Iowa,
and had lived for the past
nine years in southern Ore
gon. He was a veteran oi
World War II and of the Ko
rean Conflict, serving m the
Air Force.
He Wis married Aug. 30,
1941. in St. Louis. Mo., to
Mary Helen Bansbach, who
survives.
Other survivors include
four sons, Steve Clark. Doug
las Clark. Greg Clark and
Mark Clark, at home: two
daughters, Carol Clark, at
home; and Mrs. Mary Lee
Fanger, Tacoma, Wash.; his
mother. Mrs Cora Stenson.
Portland, Ore.; two brothers.
Sclmar Clark. Florida; and
LcRoy Cark, Montana; and a
sister, Mrs. Virginia Re, Eu
gene, Ore.
Casket bearers will include
Al Fellers. Bud Susce. John
Wcstgaard. Bill Hust, Stan
Revel, and Ed Pcntowski.
Local and Personal
Visit Scheduled - USAF
nurse and medical specialist
for the state of Oregon, Cpt.
Mary D. Johnson, wilt be in
Medford Tuesday, Aug. 8 in
the post office building to dis
cuss military nursing to stu
dent and registered nurses.
Captain Johnson may be
reached by calling the recruit
ing office al 773-4043.
Picnic Set - The Nebraska
State Society of Oregon and
Washington will hold an an-
brothcrs, August Olson,
Omaha, Neb.; and Andrew
Olson, Valparaiso, Neb.; two
nephews and a niece.
LOUISE A. JEMRIHGS
Funeral services for Mrs.
Louise Agnes Jennings, 4S, of,
San Francisco, were heM this
morning at Hillerest Memorial
Chanel. Committal was m
Hillerest Memorial park, with
Conger - Morris Funeral dt
rectors in charge o arrange
ments.
Mrs. Jennings was born
May 27, 1918. in Hornell
N.Y. She was a registered
nurse, and had lived in Med
ford for a short time before
going to San Francisco.
Survivors include her hus
band. Frank Jenninss. San
Francisco: a son. Leo Jen-
nines, and a daughter. Donna
Jennings; her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L, E. Orvis, Rogue
River, Ore.; a brother, Ward
C. Orvis. Santa Monica. Calif.:
and three sillers. Mrs. How
ard Baker, Rogue River; Mrs.
Raymond Smith, Spokane,
wash.; and Mrs. Jay ta titer
ton, Medford.
nual picnic Sunday Aug. 11,
st Jantzen Beach park at the
west pate entrance in Port
land. There will be a basket;
dinner at noon,
Surgery Patient - A sur-i
Bery patient at Rogue Valley :
hospital today is Mrs. Alice;
C. Pedcrscn, 701 North Mo-:
doc ave., Medford. 1
Beys Aisurehended - Two
15-year-old runaway boys
from Seattle, Wash., were ap
prehended by Medford city
Bailee about llan a.m. Rtm.
day. The youths were taken
into custody at sixth st, and
Central ave. They were
lodged in Juvenile detention
name to await their return
to Seattle.
Suitcase Ftre - A suitcase
too close to a wall heater was
the cause for a minor fire
resultinir in dtimatw in th
suitcase at the Thunderbird
mage at tots South River
side ave., Sunday morning
Medford fireman rmHpri
The fire was reported to Wie
department about 12.02 a.m.
by the occupant in one ot the
rooms. It was oot whsm ftrsu
men reached the scene,
Named A&enf Ratoh T
se, route 4, Medford, has be
come an agent with the Med
ford office o the Prudential
Insurance cnmBanvs Msdfard
district agency, it has been
announced by Manager Gil
bert O. Tipton. Lohse is a
native of BnckvlII Center.
Long Island, N. ., and at
tended senoofs m lofedo,
Ohio.
AUDITOR SAID FAIR , - TJ,... V. U'l
Olympia, Wash. - SJt -State " twi TBjfygj.
Auditor Cliff YeUe's condition j Poole Harbour, Eng. -E?s-.
was listed as fair today at St Five men and a girl departed
Peter Hospital here where on a planned three-year voy-:
he has been resting since hei... , ., , , ' , -
suffered a heart attack more ! age round the. .worW aboari .
a to-ton, stcel-tiufied keteh
Sunday nighL I
The girl is pop-singer Paula ,
Daiby, 17. Her father, Don
aid Daiby, 43, Is owner awl
skipper of the ketch Jpara,"
The crew is rounded oat by
four young bachelors, includ
ing Jock West, 21, Mountain
Lake, N J.
suffered a heart attack more
than a week ago.
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TEMPERATURE: Mean yesterday
72: below normal I.
Record high Una date ifM in 1931.
Record low this date 5 In 1950
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JENNIE OLSON
Private funeral serx-ices for
Miss Jennie Olson, ??, of 400
Crater Lake ave., who died
Saturday, will be held at 11
a.m. Tuesday in Conger-Morris
downtown chapel.
Tile Rev. Vernon Hanson of
Ascension Lutheran church
will officiate. Committal will
be in Fielding Memorial park,
in Idaho Falls, Ida. Conger
Morris Funeral directors are
in charge of arrangements.
Miss Olson was born Nov.
10. 1813. in Whoo, Nb. She
iat Miss Jntt P tier son
in Ofdcn, Utth. in 1920, and
they hd livad together since.
Prior to that she had lived in
Homestead, Ida., for several
ye3rs.
They moved to southern
Orejon in 1933, and owned
and operated a small ranch
at Central Point for four
years. From 1935 to 1043,
they operated a small grocery
store in Medford, at 630
North Central ave. and moved
to the present home in 1943,
Survi- rs include two
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