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FOUR MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday, Jua 27, 1952 ft m fy&MKTw '1 1 FOLLIES STAR AND CLOWN Part of the troupe Of 130 persons, traveling with the West Coast shows, who are perform ing at the Jackson county fairgrounds this week are Loretta, one of the Follies stars, and Gefio the clovn, of the Fun house. Shows are sponsored here by the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1833, whose share of the funds will be used for their building fund. Steps Being Taken To End Pollution Of rs in State Salem (U.R) Oregon is tak ing its river pollution problem seriously. - A total of $17,550,000 has been spent since January, 1946 In construction of sewage treat ment plants and other facilities to eliminate pollution in the Wil lamette river. The report was made to Gov. Douglas McKay by Curtiss M. Everts Jr., chief state sanitary engineer and secretary of the Oregon State Sanitary Author ity. More to Be Spent Everts told the governor, that another $3,117,500 will be spent this year by municipalities in the anti-pollution drive for a whopping total of more than $20,000,000. Everts reported that 28 sew age disposal plants have been Signers Sufficient For Time Measure Portland (UP) A spokesman for the Oregon State Grange said Friday that 24,315 signatures have been obtained on initiative petitions to place the mandatory standard .time measure on the November ballot. . The spokesman said the farm er-backed petitions still require some 2000 signers and that it was touch-and-go whether they could . be obtained before the July 3 deadline. built or enlarged! Seventeen were constructed by cities and housing subdivisions "and 11 were expansions of existing plants. Institutions Connected All state institutions in the Salem area now are connected to sewers, Everts said.' Plans now are being made ' for con struction of a sewage treatment plant for the MacLaren school for boys near Woodburn. Before the. sanitary authority was organized, 24 small sewage treatment plants had been built. But seven of these need replace ment or enlargement, Everts said.' Six new treatment plants and enlargement of three exist ing plants are in the planning stage. Everts said nine cities along the Willamette river need both sewer systems and sewage treat ment plants before the program for cities and towns is complet ed. , Industries Cooperate' Industries using the river for elimination of industrial waste are cooperating with the sani tary authority, Everts said. Cooperating in this program for the Willamette river have been to date, 24 canneries, four pulp and paper mills, one hard board mill, three meat packing plants, one tannery and four flax reveting plants. Thirteen in dustries whose wastes are reach ing streams through public sew er systems will be provided with treatment by municipal plants by the end of 1953, Everts forecast. Dead line on Classified Adi 920 S.ra. (or following day; 10 a.m. Mon ty: noon Saturday for Sunday ajn. First Federal's Assets Now Over $2,000,000 Mark Publication of the June . 30 statement of the First Federal Savings and Loan Association of this city will show assets in ex cess of two million , dollars, ac cording to an announcement to day by George M. Roberts, presi dent of the institution: This in dicates a growth within the past two and ofte-half years of more than 100 per cent, making this local association one of Oregon's fastest growing institutions, Rob erts states. The First Federal Savings and Loan Association was chartered in 1934 to a group of Medford business men headed by Fred L. Heath, as president, with initial assets of approximately $60,00 William H. Fluhrer succeeded Heath as president in 1940 and served in that capacity until his death in 1948. The association's assets at that time were near the million . dollar . mark. Roberts was elected president at the Oc- DOG SEDATIVE URGED . . Chicago (U.R) The Animal Welfare League suggested Thursday that pet owners who plan a noisy July 4th give their dog or cat a sedative when the fireworks start popping. Gaffney, S.Cr (U.RW Two fugitives from a North Carolina prison blamed their capture Thursday on the heat. They were caught when they got out of their stolen automobile and attempted to cool their feet in a creek. tober, 1948, board meeting. Accounts Insured Through membership in the federal Home L.oan Bank sys tem, the First Federal Savings and Loan Association has re serve bank privileges and pro vides insurance on all savings and investment accounts up to $10,000, according to a spokes man, who adfled: "This security, combined with sound business management and general growth throughout the area, accounts for the remarkable expansion of the association during the past two and one-half years. "Glenn L. Jackson,' of Med ford, was elected to the associa tion's board of directors at the June 17 meeting of that group, succeeding the late Max Peirce. Jackson, a native of this state, is a member of the governor's com mittee for Oregon industrial de velopment, and in this capacity has played a prominent role in the expansion of Oregon's indus tries and payrolls and fuller util ization of the state's resources. He is president of two of this area's larger industries,' the White City Lumber company and Southern Oregon. Sugar Pine Corporation, and is vice president and a director of the California Oregon Power Com pany. "Mr. Jackson also has substan tial interests in the Willamette Valley, including business . and farming properties in Linn coun ty. He is a vice-president of the IT iiyjRUCSA 3' FLIGHTS EVERY DAY (from Medford Airport) PHONE MEDFORD 2.5851 Standard Insurance company of Portland and co-owner of the Al bany Democrat-Herald, one of Oregon's "best known and long established daily newspapers, and of Albany's radio station, KWIL." Dividend Voted Directors of the First -Federal Savings and Loan Association voted a dividend for the first six months of 1952 on the basis of 3 per cent per year, payable July x, on all investment and savings accounts, according to R. F. Kyle, manager of the associa tion. ."This dividend rate is high er than is generally paid by sav ings and loans associations in other Oregon communities and throughout the, nation," the man ager stated. . Officers of the association are George!. Roberts,' president; A. J. Hanby, vice-president; R. F. Kyle, secretary-treasurer and general manager. The board of directors also includes Ralph H. Norris, Herb Grey, W. H. Reich stein and Glenn L. Jackson. Mary Jane Myers, assistant secretary-treasurer, and Robert F. Kyle, Jr., assistant manager, complete the staff. 3ood Bear Creek TOP SOIL PHONE MEPFORD CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION CO. 2-6469 iigger.;.etter Than liver! KLAMATH BASIN VJ2 . TO ENTERTAIN YOU! America's Best Rodeo PerformersI Pete Logan The Nation's Top Rodeo Announcer! Trick and Fancy Riders! Clowns and Bullfighters! JULY 2, 3 & 4 IN KLAMATH FALLS There'll Be Fun Fcr Everyone! 3 DAY RODEO! Klamath Falls Fairground ft THRILLING PARADE! Morning of July 4th & GIGANTIC FIREWORKS! Night of July " 3rd ft DANCES EVERY NIGHT! ft CARNIVAL DAILY! PLAN NOW TO ATTEND! 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