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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1956)
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The candidates for the queen are Charlotte Keene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Keene; Pat Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Adams; Jane Daniels, daughter of Mrs. Adulla Paul nd Ray Daniels, both of Med ford; Dorothy Bean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bean, and Sandra Owens, daughter of Mr. nd Mrs. Roscoe Owens. The iris are selling tickets to be queen of the May festival May 28. Deadline for the votes is May 25. Refreshments of cake and cof fee were served during the eve ning. Another planning meeting Is scheduled for Monday at 8 p.m. at the Community club. Relatives and friends of Mrs. Lulu Rusho were shocked at her sudden passing last week. She had been ill for some' time. Mrs. Rusho was an old-time resident, her parents being Nannie and John Roberts, of one of the older Phoenix families. Burial took place in the Phoenix cemetery. Mrs. Tom Caster is still in a Medford hospital after under going surgery a few days ago. Mrs. Elzie McCulley recently opened her new dressmaking shop in the new Skinner building on First st. across from Gier's post office. It is called Jessies Drug store, and next to the new Dresmaking shop. Mrs. McCulley was with Mann's Department store in Medford over nine years. New York (U.R) "Ander sonville," by MacKinlay Kantor, has been awarded the Pulitzer Price for the best novel of the year. Use Tribune Want Ads Easy, Just Dial 2-6141 New Action Seen for Penal Institution Salem (U.R) Gov. Elmo Smith said yesteday that unless pro posed, intermediate penal insti tution can be located on land now owned by the state, the project may have to wait for a new appropriation from the 1957 Legislature. The governor said that money paid by the Air Force for the St. Paul institution site which the Air Force needs for its new jet base will revert to the state general fund. Approximately $70,000 was spent by the State Board of Con trol for the St. Paul site. Some $10,000 was spent in the pre liminary work at the site before the Air Force revealed Its need of the property. The governor said, he hoped the $10,000 could be recouped through sale of the land to the government. However, he said he didn't think the' Air Force money could be used in purchas ing new land for the institution. Roundfable Members Hear Freeway Route Discussion The state highway commission believes a freeway route on the west side of the valley ii not feasible because it would be too expensive, it was reported yes terday. Paul Rynning, county engineer, reported on various proposed routes for a freeway by-pass at the noon meeting of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce roundtable at the Jackson hotel. The commission has not said why the west side route would be too expensive, several per sons present pointed out. And others said they believe the pro posal would be superior to the two the highway commission has under consideration, along the Hillcreast line east of town, and through the city on the Genessee route Questioning Suggested It was suggested that commis sion members be questioned re garding the expense of the west side proposal during the hearing to be held on the proposals in the city hall May 24. Advantages and disadvantages of the Genessee and Hillcreast lines were discussed by Rynning, chairman of a committee named to investigate them. Rynning said the Hillcrest route would afford a better sce nic view of the valley, would cut through a less densely populated area, there would be less noise to disturb residents, and that the tendency to divide the city would be avoided. Tells Disadvantages Disadvantages, Rynning said, are possible damage to the new Rogue Valley Memorial hospital site due to highway noise, dis traction of valuable orchard property, splitting of economic farm units, with no access pro vided, resulting in uneconomic farm and orchard parcels; dam- HE CAME BACK Jackson, Mich. (U.R) Jesse King, 28, took Southern Mich igan Prison officials by surprise. Serving 6 to 15 years for break ing and entering, he fled from a prison camp on July 14, 1953. After 32 months of freedom he gave himself up. He told prison officials he had "been doing a little traveling." .wr i i J. ,B1G MS Sr "i S f ill, 5 ' y km raiifMiiiWivJ't"'r,-- Another Bank-Savings Graduate! Chalk up xn cither completed education to the parents who were wise enough to start a program of savings at First National! There's a lot of satisfaction in having the ready money to send a son or daughter to college. And there are other worthwhile things to save for, too . . . such things as a new home, a car, or that wonderful, secure feeling that comes with having money In the bank. Start saving now . . .- and save regularly. Open a savings account at First National . . . Oregon's favorite plac to saxa. T4 MEDFORD BRANCH "iers iviid ontGON Tocirnir" age to future home sites, and loss of tourist travel business to wayside industries. Rynning said that due to its greater distance from the com munity, this route may neces sitate large expenditures by the city to provide lengthened ac cess roads, such as Barnett road Tutsday. May 8, 1918 MIDTORD (OREGOIT) MAIL TRIBUNE THRES ami others, and that the Hill crest road crosses more county roads than the Genessee pro posal. List Advantages The advantages of the, Genes see route, Rynning said, are that highway noise would not disturb the hospital, that there would be less damage to orchard property and division of farm units and that the Genessee development may stimulate the beginning of a transition from residences to business locations between Bear Creek and Genessee. He pointed out that any freeway might cause loss to wayside industries but the Genessee proposal might tend to keep this loss to a min imum. Rynning added that becaues of its proximity to Medford, it is expected the city would be put to less expense in the provision of access routes to the freeway, that this route provides more convenience in that there are more traffic interchanges which are closer to Medford, and that the Genessee route crosses fewer county roads than the Hillcrest proposal. GSB ssm. REVERE WARE tor CLOSING OUT ALL 98-PC. CHINA DINNERWARE SETS for 12 . 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