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WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 23. 1963
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON
Small Worlds
Around Us
By LYNN M. WATKINS
(Regiitar and Tribun
Syndic.!., -.961)
Packed Like Sardlnei, They
Come From Sea To You
Coexistence is graphically ex
emplified by a close packed lit
tle group of delicate fish in a
can. We call them "sardines."
Here is "togetherness" with a
real meaning, so much so that
the expression "packed like sar
dines in a can" describes any
exceedingly crowded condition,
whether it applies to a group of
people in an elevator or olives
in a bottle.
Just about everyone has seen
sardines in a can . all oily,
very snugly packed and beauti
fully arranged, tails attached.
All have lost their heads but
nothing else. As popular as they
are, you might wonder why you
never found any in public aquar
iums. Chances are you will nev
er see one for they do not do
well in captivity. They are just
too delicate.
Many Varieties
Many varieties of small fish
automatically become sardines
when packed in a can. Many
species of small fish of the her
ring family are included in me
all embracing name "sar
dine." They may be a true sar
dine, a herring or a pucnara.
The herring family of fishes in
cludes the most numbers ot in
dividuals of any fish species.
The herrings move in schools,
often of mast dimensions, num
bering hundreds of millions ot
fish. Often these swarms of fish
are in such numbers as to stag
ger the imagination. Like the
Worry of
FALSE TEETH
Slipping or Irritating?
Don't be embarrassed by loose falBs
teet h slipping, dropping or wobbllnit
when you eat, talk or laugh. Juat
prlnkle a little PASTIiETH on your
platee. Thla plenbinl powder gives a
remarkable aeuse of added comfort
nd security by holding piaira more
firmly. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste
Or reeling. IIS aiKUIIMC u,ii-n...u,.
Get FABTEETH at, any drug countei ,
grains of sand in a dust storm,
they may occupy miles of ocean.
These schools are followed by
predatory fish of many kinds
that cut and slash through the
almost solid masses of fish.
Fishermen, with nets, gather in
the harvest by the ton. Sea birds
hover overhead, feeding vora
ciously, yet strangely enough
the numbers of herrings seem
not to diminish.
Herrings feed mostly on
plankton, tiny organisms that
swarm in the sea. The fish open
their mouths and swim forward.
Sieve like arrangements at
tached to the bony arches sup
porting the gill membranes
strain out the minute organisms
on which the fish mostly sub
sists. Often, but perhaps just
for an added treat, the hearings
will pursue and devour larger
organisms.
Important Links
In the ecology of the sea, the
multitudes of herring form one
of the most important links in
the food chain. These little, sil
very fish form the food require
ments of vast schools of larger
fish. In man's economy too,
they have a tremendous impor
tance as tne caicning ana
processing of herring probably
outranks all other of man's
bounties from the sea. Herring
is possibly the world's most im
portant sea food.
When the schools are running,
the herrings in the sea are about
as crowded as they will be in
the flat can. Of course, one of
the reasons sardines are so
closely packed in a can is that
the oil is more expensive than
the fish, so the more closely
packed, the less oil used.
Court Records
Mi:tlf'Onu MUNICIPAL COLBT
Warren Christian Grow Jr., vio
lation of batlc rule. $23, impended
(or 1.1 noun wor kin ctvt park.
Edith Mary Updike .allowing un
I ice mod person to drive, $13 sus
pended, Carl Wright Miller, disobeyed
ston aim. $10.
Inctha Evelyn Owen, .allure to
yield risht of wav. sin,
Mable Lenora Moore, violation of
baxic rule, sin.
UcRoy Warren Walland, violation
of basic rule, $30.
Daniel Doug Ian Wood, violation
of hasic rule, $30.
Daniel Douglas Wood, violation
of basic rule. S23.
Garold Alvin Bell, violation of
banc rule. S40.
Edna Roberta Smiih. improper
riKi turn. iiu.
Gerald Keith Plantz, excessive
noise, sin.
ft ic hard Clay Barnes, violation of
basic rule. $15.
Leon Elvin Cummlngs, disobeyed
traffic signal. $10.
Iouis rtohert Eck. defective
equipment, (in. and expired opera
tor's license, $S suspended.
YEMKN CELEBHATKS
CAIRO. U.A.R.-(UP1)-A 21-
gun salute will usher in festivi
ties marking the Yemeni repub
lican revolution's first anniver
sary, the Middle East New
Agency reported Tuesday.
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US IN TIME OF NEED ...
Dignity and Reverence, Faith
ful and Prompt Service al
ways. Your - confidence it 4
Sacred Trust we treasure.
Mrs. Litwil
Economy Ambulance Service, Non-Emergency for Medford!
call . LITWILLER ism Ashiand.
FUNERAL HOME Ajhland
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dis-dts-
4 U. STICK COURT
Gold Hill District
gal possession of Intoxicating U-
Steven Ray, illegal possession of
intoxicating liquor, $50, suspended
$25.
Larry J. Freeman, disobeyed stop
sign, $1,1.
Oscar Ray Nealy, disobeyed slop
lign. $10.
Richnrd Charles Nelson, dis
obeyed stop ign, $10.
James Brent France Burnett,
George Fred Schmidt,
obeyed stop sign. $13.
iiiunara r rancia Arnez Jr.
uiw.vca nop sign, 51.1.
Gordon Darrold Banry, no op
erator's license, $5.
David Jcnell Snell, overload, Stfl.
Elvin Lcrny Carr. overload, !6.
Vincent Edward Carter, no ve
hicle license, 43.
Ilerherl Anthony Dixon, violation
of basic rule. $23.
John Lewis Raiche, violation of
basic rule. $1.1.
Harley EI ice Callahan, overwidth,
tin.
Joe Robert Estremado, no vehicle
license, S3.
TfA .lnill, -..)..- ...in. ....
permit, $23 suspended.
friuln Pari Ur.fl n . 1
stop sign, $10.
Michael Ward Lee, no rear view
mirror. $10.
Wilbanks. truck speeding,
FlollV I mi Drnun f-.t, j;
headlights; $3 : '
Honaia ie Williams, disobeved
stop sign. $10.
Rnsanne Beckett, no operator's
license, $3.
DISTRICT COURT
Sarly Jeanne Henry, expired op
erator's license, $3.
Sybil Wyncll Daw, no operator's
license. $3.
James Warren Shreve, violation
of basic rule, $3.
Arvie Dean Bridges, violation of
basic rule, $15.
Jack James Magel, no rear view
mirror, $10.
Dale Ariin Barnard, excessive
vehirle license. $3.
Newton Arthur Mead, violation
of basic rule. $13.
David Clark Carlon. improper
passing. $20.
Donald Lee Hammach. truck
speeding. $10.
Naomi Marie Clark, violation of
basic rule. $10.
Richard Edward Dean, no opera
tor's license. $3.
Elbert Gene Milliean, borrowing
operator's license, $23.
Dewey Alfred Penrod. truck
speeding, $10.
William Arthur Geyer, excels We
noise. $10.
Jack Fong Chan Jr., violation of
baste rule, $23.
Lynn Raymond Cherry, nn ve
hicle license, $5.
Byron Edward Stoner, violation
of hnxic rule, $25.
florincy Eugene Initialised, viola
tion of basic rule, $25.
Jerry Lee Morris, violation Of
baife rule. $10.
Eldon One Mattern, truck
speeding, $10.
Frank Paul Signorello. violation
of basic rule, $10.
Patrick Kent Harley, violation of
basic rule. $25.
Norma Faye Dempsey, violation
of basic rule. $10.
Sharon Lee Miller, violation of
basic rule, $13.
William Ladd La swell, no ve
hicle license. $5.
Robert Cleve Simmons, overload,
17-
Eugene Thomas Thlgpin,
clearance lights, $10.
JUSTICE COURT
Afchland Uiitrirt
David H. Gibbel. violation of ba
sic rule. $23.
Ronald E Bigelow. expired mo
tor venicie license. w.
Gilbert E Rich, overload. $20.
Elio N- Torresan, violation of basil-
rule. $23.
Marvin D Morris, no rear view
mirror, $10
Lorenzo G. Johnson, failure to
drive right side of highway. $13.
Angele J. Bortolazzo, overload,
$7R
Howard A Moore, overload, $72.
Ralph A. fliecke, no PUC permit,
$23.
Rohert G. Coiled, overload, $.'18.
Harold L. Harris, overload, $20.
Waller S. Keach Jr., expired op
erator's liccse. $3.
Robert V. Wagner, switched li
cense plale, $23.
Bruce W. Rngers, no muffler,
$10.
Trdford W. Hakes, no operator's
license. $3.
Robert E. Bowlin, no rear view
mirror, $10.
George A- LaGrange, overload,
$34
Harold L Harris, overload, $13-
Harry Meredith, overload. $22.
Jack N. Boettcher, excessive
overhang, $13.
Gail C Scharfe, no rear view
mirror. $10.
Clarence G. Pretty man, no muf
fler. $10.
Robert L. Cook, overload, $54.
Harold C Hardestv. (our in dri
ver's seat, $13.
DISTRICT COURT
Forest Paul Shannon, no ooera-
tr' license. $5.
George William Crawford, de
biting liehtcd material on public
ghway. $15.
Carl Leon Henderson, violation
of basic rule, $10.
Eugene M. Hanawalt. Imnroner
passing'. $10.
Jonn Paul Gllbcruon. violation of
basic rule. $15.
Hugh Oliver Nichols, improper
pahfting, $10.
.Lloyd Wallace Rowen. IniDroner
clearance lights, $3.
Robert Alson- Lane, excessive
overhang. $5.
Ulonn L. Miles. I lie cat noaamsinn
of liquor. $50.
Richard Henry Zimmerman. Im
proper passing. $15.
itooeri f. west, overwidth load.
$15.
Thomas A. Parsons, disobeyed
traffic signal. $15.
Bruce Burns, excessive noise. $3.
Ross Kenneth Sanders, obstruct
ed vision. $10.
John Wealey Kerns, no public
utility commission permit, $100;
overwidth load. $13.
George Lee Schandt. obstructed
Vision. $10.
Wayne Leflnv Harkett. trunk
speeding. $10.
lcwis L,oric Fallon, no operator's
license, $3.
Hilda Lciscy Vargo, Improper
passing, $20,
Bobby Keith Spoon Is. violation
of basic rule, $10.
Gerald Claude Kirkham, failure
to ston. $7.50.
Adrian Byron Bnrge. illegal pos
session of wild bird. $25.
Marvin Hamilton, obstructed
vision. $5.
William Harold Searcy, no safety
chain. $5.
Clifford Flu t her Robinson, no
truck license. $3.
CIRCUIT COURT
Wallace P. Rowen vs. Dorothy
Jean Bowen, divorce decree.
Loren Glenn vs. PaUy h. Glenn,
divorce decree.
Gwendolyn Seymour vs. William
Charles Seymour, divorce decree
nunc h. iJenoo vs. John R, Den
bo. divorce decree.
Shirley Ann Perkins vs. Lee
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American Legion
Expansion Planned
PORTLAND (UPD-The Ore
gon Department Commander of
the American Legion said Tues
day it was the hope of the or
ganization that a Legion post
can be established for every
high school in Oregon.
William R. Stevens told a Dis
trict 8 conference seminar that
a renewed interest in the Ameri
can Legion has sprung up in the
state and that in the past year
state membership has increased
700 over a year ago.
'We hope to begin 10 to 12
new posts in the state in the
next year," he said.
He said stale membership is
at about 9 per cent of its potential.
Winners of County 4-H Game Day Noted
Benjamine Perkins, divorce decree.
MARHIAfiK I.ICKNSK
APPLICATIONS
DouRlas Gordon Fisher, mule 1.
hoj 1 no, Eaair Point, and Patricia
Sue Glotz, 1532 Stratford si.. Med
ford. Roland Dean Wclburn, route 1.
box 144. Talent, and Marcile
Yvonne Willoughby, route 4, box
432E. Medford.
William Clinton Anderson, anno
Table Rock rd.. Medford, and Patsy
Marlene Taylor. 20fi0 Table Rock rd.
Roy James Norcross, fill Mt. Pitt
avc.. Medford. and Carol Jovce
Beard. 1024 West Ninth st.. Med
ford. Raymond Lance Horuc. 2209 Hill
eresl rd.. Medford. and Diana Dale
Baucom. box 003, 21 (.8 CreM brook
rd.. Medford.
Fred Georcc Governor .Ir., ,vi
Fifth st.. Gold Hill, and Suzanne
Marie Betls. box 136, Prospect.
Members of 4-H horse clubs
from Jackson county partici
pated in the county 4-H game
day at the fairgrounds recently-
Officials for the events were
Mrs. Jack Ueid and Mrs. K. C.
Fluck, clerks; James Dunn, an
nouncer; Vic Stewart, judge;
Cliff Ross and K. C. Fluck,
timers; and Larry Perry, ring
master. Bill Bigham, chairman of the
fair board, presented the
awards.
Results of the events arc;
Kathv MiGuire Eacle Point . 4th.
Figure 8 stake: Novice. Nancy
Stanley. Lake Creek. 1st; Mclinda
Fluck. Central Point. 2nd; Cindy
KelloRS. Central point. 3rd; Alyce
Krambcal. Eagle Point, 4th; Mark
Vevera. WebUide. 3th.
Junior, Allen Bell. Medford, 1st;
Dianne Barnard. Wcstside, 2nd:
Dale Bell. Medford. 3rd. Leslie
Krambcal. LaRlc Point. 4th; Gail
Perry. Lake Creek. 5th
Intermediate. Date West. Easle
Poinl; 1st; Peggy Ross, Ashland.
2nd: Mimi Barron. Ashland. 3rd:
Tom Perry. Lake Creek. 4th; Sue
Achcson. Westside. 3th.
Senior. Gordon Soffel. Eacle
Point. 1st: Laura Noble, Lake
Creek. 2nd; Linda Gibson, Ante
lope. 3rd: Kathy McGuire. Eagle
Point. 4th.
Pole bending: Novice. Nancy
Slanlev. Lake Creek. 1M; Cindy
KcIIokr. Central Point, 2nd: Mark
Vevera. WestMde, 3rd; Alyce Kram
bcal, Eagle Point. 4th.
Junior. Dale Bell, Medford, 1st:
Phillip Mr-Guire, Eagle Point, 2nd;
Leslie Krambcal. Eagle Point. 3rd;
Allen Bell. Medford. 4th; George
Fowler. Applegate, 3th.
Intermediate, Gene Fowler, Ap
plegate. 1st: . Dale West, Eagle
Point, 2nd; Peggy Ross, Ashland,
.Irrt; Mimi Barron. Ashland, 4th;
Tom Perry. Lake Creek. 3th.
Senior, Laura Nohle. Lake Creek,
1st; Linda Gibson, Antelope, 2nd;
Gordon Soffel. Eagle Point, 3rd;
Kathy McGuire. Eagle Point 4th.
Texas barrel: Novice. Mclinda
Fluck. Central Point. 1st: Cindv
Kellogg, Central Point. 2nd; Mark
Vevera, Wcstside. 3rd: Eddie Baker,
Eacle Point. 4th; Alyce Kram
bcal, Eagle Point. 3th.
Junior. Allen Belt, Medford. 1st;
Dale Bell. Medford, 2nd; George
Fowler. APPlcgate. 3rd; Dianne
Barnard. Wcstside. 4th; Leslie
Krambcal. Eagle Point. Sth.
Clover leaf barrel: Intermediate.
Gene Fowler, Applegate. 1st; Mimi
Barron. Ashland, 2nd; Dale West.
Eagle Point. 3rd; Tom Perry. Lake
Creek. 4th; Peggy Ross. Ashland,
Sth.
Senior. Gordon Soffel. Eacle
Point. 1st; Linda Gibson. Antelope.
2nd; Laura Noble, Lake Creek. 3rd;
Mississippi Negro
Student Expelled
OXFORD, Miss. (UPD-The
University of Mississippi today
returned to "all white" status.
The university's only Negro
student, Cleve McDowell, 21,
was expelled Tuesday for carry
ing a pistol. The action, taken on
the recommendation of the stu
dent Judicial Council, returned
to the Deep South state its
unique system of totally segre
gated public schools.
McDowell had been admitted
to "Ole Miss" without incident
last June.
The university was desegre
gated under federal court order
the previous year and paved the
way for the entrance of the
school's first Negro student,
James H. Meredith on Aug. 31,
1962.
Central Point. 1M; Alyce Krambcal.
Eacle Point. 2nd.
Junior. Leslie Krambcal. Kacle
Point. 1st; Marilyn Winnincham.
Applegate. 2nd. Jenny Ol.on. Eagle
Point. 3rd. . .
Intermediate. Mimi Barron. Ash
land. 1st; Dale Went. Eacle Point.
2nd; Chervl Stanley. Lake Creek.
3rd; Tom Winningham, Applegate,
Senior. Gordon Soffel. Eacle
Point. 1st: Laura Noble. Lake
Creek. 2nd; KBIhy McGuire. Eagle
Point. 3rd.
Si'urrv: Novice. Alvee Kranibeal,
Eagle Poinl. 1st; Melinda Kluek.
Cenlral Point. 2nd; Mark Vevera.
WeMside. 3rd; Nancy Stanley. Lake
Creek. -Ilh. ,
Junior. Phillip McGuire. Eacle
Point, 1st; Allen Bell. Medford.
2nd; Dianne Barnard. Wcstside.
3rd; Dale Bell. Medford. 4lh; Les
lie Krambcal. Eacle Point. 5th
Intermediate. Dale West. Eacle
Point. 1st: Sue Achcson. Westsule.
2nd; Mimi Barron. Ashland. 3rd;
Pecsv Ross. Ashland. 4lh; Tom
ildinq Permits
In City Increase
Building permits issued in
Medford in August, 1961!, in
creased to $731,800. The figure
for the same month in 10B2 was
$261,620, according to the Uni
versity of Oregon bureau of bus
iness research.
The state total, however,
showed a decrease. It included
$14,666,669 for 1,191 dwelling
units; $6,524,034 for non-residential
construction; and $4,240,878
for additions, alternations and
repairs of existing structures.
The total for August, 1962,
was $66,453,900, including $43,
539,552 for non-residential construction.
Peri. Lake Creek. Sth.
Senior, Kathy McGuire. Eagla
Point. 1st; Gordon Soffel. Eaglt
Point. 2nd; Linda Gibson. Antelope,
3rd. Laura Noble. Lake Creek. 4th.
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