SIXTEEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE V
Wednesday, October 19. 1955'
Capitol Planners
Study Methods of
Mall Development
Salem (U.R) the Capitol
Planning Commission met with
-its advisory committee of archi
tects and landscape architects
for the first time here yesterday
and two methods of attaining a
master plan for development of
the Capitol Mall were suggested:
T. Professor Fred A. Cuthbert,
Eugen suggested the commis
sion offer "$1000 or $2000" to
groups of architects in various
parts of the state for "sketch"
plans from which , the commisv
sion would be developed into a
fully-detailed master plan be
fore submission ' to the State
Board of Control.
2. Commission chairman Rob
ert W. Sawyer of Bend and
Gov. Paul Patterson suggested
that Robert . W. Keally, New
York architect who designed
Oregon's present capitol build
ing, be hired in an advisory
capacity. He would work with
whatever Oregon architects and
landscapers were retained to de
velop a master plan, the theory
being that, since Keally designed
the capitol, he had an overall
concept of how the mall area
should be developed. .
It was decided at the meeting
to split members of the advisory
committee into three groups
Portland area architects, Eugene
area architects and landscape
architects. Each group would
study what it considered the best
method of developing the mall.
Written reports will be submit
ted to the commission by Dec. "1.
Included in the development
program will be erection of sub
sequent buildings within the
mall area, landscaping and in
, tegration of mall traffic with the
city one-way traffic grid.
DULLES TO VISIT ROME
Rome (U.R) U. S. Secretary
of State John Foster Dulles' visit
to Rome next week end was
hailed as a shot in the arm for
American prestige in Italy. Ital
ian government spokesmen ex
pressed "great satisfaction" at
the .announcement from Wash-;
ington. - . . ...
Council Authorizes Study off
Berrydale Sanitary Problems
City Manager Robert. Duff
was authorized by the city
council last night to study and
submit a report on three possi
bilities to help solve an adverse
sanitary condition in the Berry
dale area.
The three possibilities are re
vision of the present contract
with Medford, a new contract or
annexation. Duff's report will
be submitted to the - planning
commission prior tocouncil con
sideration. '
Bertydale Sanitary district of
ficials have requested a new
contract because the district is
now able to finance construc
tion of a sewer system. Ervin B.
Hogan, attorney representing
the district, said a new contract
would verify the - present con
tract and set up 'new rates.
' The present contract, he said,
is not clear as to whether it cov
ers the entire district or that
area which is .now served by
one 12-inch sewer line. The line
serves about 20 residents, and
about 375 connections would be
required if the entire district
were served.
Hogan pointed out that resi
dents in the area are anxious
to proceed with construction be
cause there is a "serious health
problem out there.''
Duff also was authorized to
study a request from residents
in the Kenwood-Grandview area
for a proposed sanitary district.
A report of the study will be
submitted to. the planning com
mission prior to presentation be
fore the council. .
In other action last night, the
council adopted an ordinance
.creating an emergency fund ex
pediture of $110.50 for the city's
share in participating in acqui
sition of a mobile-radio unit for
civil defense purposes.
Another : ordnance ; accepting
Park st. paving project was
adopted. Park st. was paved be
tween Stewart ave. and Cathe
rine st.' . . ... " - - -- ,
The council authorized expen
diture of $212.25 for the city's
share of construction of a storm
sewer on Fair Oak. dr. A con
tractor is building the subdivi
sion and -road, and finances half
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Find out just how much YOU CAN SAVE
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this year!
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Thermometer
Especially de
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mometer for
candy making.
Mas clip to at
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also eye fbr
hanging up.
CAKE .
DECORATOR
-SET
59c
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cake. Set is
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interchangeable
tips and com
p I e t e instruc- '
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PARTY $n 75
SET II
Here is ' the clever and beautiful
glass party set that is so admired
and useful. Sandwich . plate is
about 6x9 inches with partition
to hold matching cup. Looks ex
pensive . . . yet the price is SO'
low!
LOWEST PRICES FOR HIGHEST QUALITY
SPECIALISTS IN HOMiWARBSI
MEDFORD CENTRAL POINT
the cost of laying a storm sewer.
Funds are available in the storm
sewer fund for the city's share.
An ordinance was adopted
calling a public hearing Nov. 1
on vacation of alley in . the
Crowell addition. Vacation was
Tropical Goldfish
Found in Ocfioco Creek
Prineville mJ.PJManagers of
the Ochoco Inn here have found
an inexpensive way to, keep
goldfish. They just dip them
from Ochoco creek.
The theory is that some local
resident years ago liberated a
bowl of the tropical fish and the
fish survived and multiplied
in the cool creek waters. Thous
ands of goldfish, some of them a
foot long, now inhabit the creek.
recommended by the planning
commission.
. The council approved a recom
mendation of Duff to provide
space at municipal airport ter
minal for Avis-U-Drive. Hertz
Rent-A-Car company, which has
had space in the terminal build
ing about a year and a half, is
to be given preference.
W. H. Conrad company was
granted a third 30-day time ex
tension on the Eastwood hills
sewer project because of con
struction difficulties and delays
caused by easement acquire
ments. (See story on Page 1)
In Utah a condemned prisoner
is given his choice of bing hang
ed or facing a firing squad.
Margaret's Story Known;
Paddy Wagon Arrives
Madrid, Spain (U.R) A man
who showed up at the offices of
the newspaper "Madrid" yester
day said he knew the secret of
the Townsend-Princess Margaret
story it all revolved around his
daughter who was in love with
Townsend.
The newsmen lost interest in
the man's story, however, when
an ambulance arrived and took
the man back to a nearby insane
asylum from which he had
escaped.
Silverton Man Killed
As Car Hits Bridge
' Salem (U.R)rOrrin F. Was
sn, 61, Silverton, was killed yes
terday evening when the car in
which he was riding struck a
bridge abutment on the Hazel
Green-Silverton highway, state
police reported. Hospitalized
with injuries believed to be not
serious were Lee Wasson,
nephew of the dead man, and
Martin Kiddelson.
Simpkins Concert
Brings in $658.80
Crater Lions reported today
that a gross of $658.80 was re
ceived through ticket sales for
the recent Arthur Lee Simpkins
concert which they sponsored
at the Medford Senior high
school auditorium. :
. About 750 people attended,
according to Win Carl, chair
man, made the report. The pro
gram aided the United Medford
Crusade.
Manville Heisel was the mas
ter of ceremonies.- Puruckers
Piano house furnished the organ
for the event and George Har
rington of the Rogue Valley
Country club was in charge of
arrangements. Tickets were sold
at Barker's Men's store and the
Big-Y market. "
Only one-fourth ot the 919,
000 miles of highway in the na
tion are paved, according to the
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads.
see what a difference
C-H makes... V
IH TEXTURE. ..IN TASTE...
IN ALL-AROUND PERFECTION
cane
sugar
y THE WOT CANE SUGAR REFINED IN THE WEST I
Haw you tried the sew "ORANGE BLOSSOM" CAKE? . '
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USE TRIBUNE WANT ADS!
Shop
9:00 p.m.
Tail
Display,
of distinguished woolens for fall and
winter . -'...
Men's Clothing
Friday and Saturday
ERNEST VAIRO, representative for E. V.
Price & Co. will be at our store to show
large display lengths of imported and do
mestic woolens, for custom tailored suits
and topcoats.
Cowboy Shirts
' Broadcloth cowboy shirts
for boys. Long sleeves, as
sorted colors. Broken sizes
2-6 years. Reg. 2.25.
1.65
Polo Shirts
Cotton knit polo shirts with
turtle neck. .Stripes .and
plains. Sizes . 8-14 years.
Regular 2.95.
1.95
Nylon Hose
Full-fashioned 'nylons in
long and s h o r t lengths.
Broken lots and sizes. Val
ues to 1.50.
Anniversary Sale
CIVIC MUSIC TICKETS
' ! r - on sale
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Budget priced jumpers
in washable ; corduroy.
Three styles, j to choose
fr.om. Wear; them with
your favorite blouse and
sweater or as a sheath
, for evening. Aqua,, black
and American Beauty.
Sizes 1 0 to 1 6; .
Bear Brand Yarn
"Casa Laine" virgin wool
yarn by Bear Brand. Four
ply, washable assorted
colors. Reg. 1-oz. skein, 55c
Quilted Duster
14.98
Look your loveilest, feel your comfiest in
this beautiful duster with flower-sprigged
embroidered collar and graceful sleeves.
Color-bright combinations to choose from.
S-M-L.
Velveteen
Slacks
' Popular 'for leisure or
sports.' Team - with 1
gay striped cotton knit
top. Fine combed vel
veteen with tapered
leg. Black or tur
. quoise. Sizes 10-1 6.
Jumped
98 ' Jj of smartly I
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v f V r terns and colors.
-? '' "' -' Y X , Short sleeves,
4SE - I A convertible -
- V collar. Sizes
' 32 t0 4
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'$.'&toiti'h. light as air and . ' J-Taw
Gaytees in women's, children's sizes.
Red, white 'or ' black exterior with
Mouton cuff.
Men's foam latex san
dals. Soft, supple and
, snug fitting. Lined with
airy foam. Black only.
5.49
Pr.
Choo-Choo boot with fur
cuff, Insul Air plastic exte
rior with insulating. Brown,
red or white in children's
sizes. '
3.49 up
Staunch snow and storm
protectors in sever a, I
shoe lasts. Lined with
soft fleece. Sizes for the
whole family. :
5.98 pr.
Airy light Gaytees in plastic
which wipes clean inside and
but. Women's and children's
sizes. Red, white or black.
2.98 to 4.49
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