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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1963 ' MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE,' MEDFORD. OREGON District Governor Of Rotary Speaks At Local Observance Alvord Ranch in Harney County Sold BURNS (UPI) -The historic 50,000 acre Alvord Ranch in Harney County has been sold to Robert B. Wilson of Portland, manager Jim Tyler announced Wednesday.' The sale price was not re vealed. The ranch was owned by Jim Pogue of Exeter, Calif. Tyler said the sale will result in no changes in operation of the spread. The Alvord Ranch, east of the Steens Mountains, was once part of the holdings of cattle king Henry Miller in the late 19th century. , ;. .. .. . , Wilson, president of the Port oi Portland commission, also is nresident of the Warm Serines Lumber Co. and' a member of the. boards of directors of the Great Northern Railway and the U.S. National bank of Portland. SftH Grten Stimpi MEDFORD FUEL CO. Phoni 772-2111 ma i in j & IO rT ffe. i 'tit' iTiiMir- rfnr1 i i SMS V PLAQUE PRESENTED Loren Palmerton, former district governor of Rotary District 511, is shown above presenting plaque desig nating the local, club as an outstanding club to Omar Bacon, Medford Rotary Club presi ' dent. Watching is William Jones, University of Oregon official and present governor of the district. (Knackstedt Photo) Rotary is a- great fellowship of the human family in which men of all creeds, colors and nationalities meet on common ground and are given the op portunity to build for a "Good Life." ' This was the keynote of an address here Tuesday by Wil liam Jones, University of Ore gon official and governor of District 511, Rotary, Interna tional. Jones spoke before the Medford Rotary Club at the Rogue Valley Country Club at a meeting observing the 40th anniversary of the loral 'club organized in 1923 with the help of Portland Rotarians. , The speaker recalled the days before recent technological ad vances were made and pointed out that many people have a nostalgia for the simple days when machines did not perform almost everything except to make business decisions. The popularity of "westerns" in novel form and on television is probably a manifestation of this feeling, he observed. Building Their Future It was in the era of ancient Greece when men first had a part in building their own fu ture and held the hope of ulti mately achieving the "Good Life," the educator told Rotari ans. This "Good Life" is not just achieving economic securi ty, not just enjoying pnysical health or moral stature and emotional equilibrium. It is, Jones emphasized, a man coming to terms with him self, the banishing of fear of words and ideas. It is coming to terms with a man's fellowman and with the personality of God Loren Palmerton, former dis trict governor of Rotary District 511 presented th Medford club a plaque designating the club as the outstanding one of the district during the year 1961-62 when Dr. Ray McNair was pres ident. This award cannot be won in consecutive years. Three Other Governors Three other governors of Ro tary District Sll were present at the anniversary meeting, E, B. Lemon of Corvallis, and Wil liam Caldwell and v. Ward Hammond, both of Medford. Mark A. Goldy, chairman for the 40th anniversary observance of the Medford Rotary uuD, in troduced local members who have been active in Rotary here for the past 30 years and more Dr. William W. P. Holt, dean of the old-time Rotarians, and John Moffat were not present, Those introduced by Goldy were John Boyle, Roland Hubbard, Morris B. Leonard, Sr., Dr. S. Ralph Dippel. Dr. Burt Lage- son, Archie Pierce and Herb Grey. Omar A. 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