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- K A. I T MedfordTribune Third Section - MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, AUGUST 11, 1957 8 Pages Members of Subcommittees for Water Resources Group Listed Subcommittees of the Jackson county water resources commit tee have organized and all tilan to hold meetings before the gen eral committee meeting in Octo ber, according to General Chair man William Jess. Eaele Point The b-commiUees will study various uses of Water in the area Following their study they will present their findings to the gen eral committee which In return will present the results to the state water resources board dur ing a hearing here this fall. The board will use the locally- gathered information in present ing a program for use of Rogue river water at the next session of the state legislature c The committecappointeSP dur ing the general organizational meeting were: Agriculture: Chairman, Jack Winton, route 1, box 117G, i-agle Point Subcommittees of the agriculture committee are: Horticulture: Ralph L. Cook, Hillcrest-Phoenix rd., Medford; Don Minear, South Stage rd., Medford; David Holmes, Hillcrest-Phoenix rd., Medford. Dairy: H. R. WMterberj. chairman, route I, Ashland; Les- ler James, route 2, Central Point; Chet Jensen. General Farms: Harlan Can- trail, chairman, Jacksonville; John Ousterhout, route 1. box 93M, Eagle Point; John Nieder- meyer, route 2, Medford; Ray Vogel, Willow Creek rd., Cen tral Point; George Loftin, route 2, Central Point. Specially: Otto Bohnert, chair man. Grant rd.. Central Point; Andrew Stevens, 5055 Pacific highway, south, Medford; Wal ter Kasworm, Rogue River. Livestock: J. C. Miller Jr., chairman, 411 Oakwood dr., Medford; B. K. Hoover, 6980 Crater Lake highway, Medford; Charles Stanley, Lake Creek rd., Eagle Point; Elbert Bigham, Bigham rd.. Eagle Point; Don Nichols, route 1, Valleyview, Ashland. Other subcommittees are: Irrigation: Frank Straus, chair man. Gold Hill; Jack Hoffbuhr, manager, Medford Irrigation district. Holly building, Med ford; Walter Hoffbuhr, secretary manager Talent Irrigation dist rict. Talent; Harold Sexton, 2536 Lyman ave., Medford; Homer Conger, Scenic ave., Cen tral Point. Fish and Wildlife: Hank De Voss, chairman. Talent; Tom Rickard, 307 Haven st., Med ford; Dr. Ralph Hibbs, 190 White Oak dr.. Medford; Miles H. Williams, route 1, box 255, Eagle Point; Jim Wallace, Eagle Point; Mark Norton, Phoenix. Racraation Mrs. Bert Pree, chairman, 425 South Oakdale ave., Medford; Lon Skinner, 30 Portland ave.; Medford; Dr. Nor man T. Capsey. 60 South Modoc ave., Medford; Dr. Elliott L. Har low, Medical Center .building., Medford; Mrs. Agnes L. Berry, Trail; John Gribble, 139 Ken wood ave., Medford; Harold Bar ber, Trail; Robert C. Taylor, 905 Oak Grove rd., Medford. Domastie and Municipal: Bob Lee, chairman, Medford; Elmer C. Biegel, 787 Iowa st., Ashland; Mrs. Eva Seggessenman, Shady Cove: Dr. E. V. Myerding, Medi cal Center building, Medford; Wesley Hartman, Jacksonville; Don Faber, Central Point. Industrial Mining & Power Users: Glen L. Jackson, chair man, 117 Greenway Circle, Med ford; George Flanagan, Elk Lumber company. North Pacific highway, Medford; W. D Thorn- dike. 2012 Hillcrest rd.. Medford; Donald B. Whalin, 300 Windsor ave., Medford; S. M. Tuttle, 232 Valley View dr., Medford; El- wood Hedberg, 1206 East Main st., Medford; Allan F. Perry, 105 Geneva st., Medford; Bert E. Wright. 421 Walker ave., Ash land; Walter G. Garner, 2009 East Main St., Medford; Frank Bash, 1323 Butady st., Medford; Armin Tichter, 766 South Grape St., Medford; Chester Hubbard, 2451 Lyman ave., Medford; Mrs. Marcella McCullough, route 1, box 193, Rogue River; Frank Sutcliffe, plant manager. Ideal Cement company, Gold Hill; H. H. Pringle. 601 North Modoc ave., Medford; Bruce Manley, at torney,. Leverette buiding, Med ford. Information: M. M. Huggins. chairman, 936 South Central ave., Medford: T. J. Hight. 221 South Central ave., Medford; Ron Gandee, 30 North Grape St., Medford; E. H. Singmaster, 343 East Main st., Ashland; Everett 1 Faber, Freeman rd., Central Point; Bay Johnson, general manager, radio station KMED, Medford; Tom MacCloud. KYJC radio station, Medford; Clarence Wilson, manager KBOY radio station, Medford; Max Thayer, Rogue River; Robert Duncan, at torney. Franklin building, 125 South Central ave., Medford. Development Jennings Prce, chairman, 34 North Cen tral ave., Medford: Myrle Merri man, 304 South King st., Med ford; C. W. Kline, 18 South Groveland ave., Medford; Victor Milnes, 15 N. Groveland ave., Medford. Watershed Management: Mrs. Catherine Heffernan, chairman, Ross In., Medford; Col. Paul H. Weiland, 2431 East Main st., Medford; Robert Duff, Medford; Libraries Play New Role in VA Hospitals The words "see you in the li brary" are the key to a new role that libraries in Veterans administration hospitals are playing in helping mentally ill veterans return to health, accord ing to S. T. Brannock, who is in charge of the local VA office. Libraries are becoming meet ing places for a wide variety of activities that bring mental pa tients together in an effort , to achieve what doctors call "so cialization," the ability to "snap out" of themselves and mingle with others. .' "Socialization" is often the first step to recovery, Brannock pointed out. VA libraries conduct discus sion groups on current events or literature. Some hospital libra ries also have been conducting quiz games for patients on such topics as geography, history or current affairs. . The libararies also serve as meeting places for-special inter est groups such as stamp and coin clubs and drama groups. Such activities, along with book circulation, are performing an immeasurable amount of good in returning the mentally ill to nor mal life, Brannock said. Bruce Grieve, Prospect; Eugene Burrill, postoffice box 227, Med ford; Collier Buffington, Hillcrest-Phoenix rd., Medford; Henry Owens, Antelope rd., Medford; Leon Offenbacher, route 1, Jacksonville; Ogden Kellogg, route 1. box 517, Gold Hill; Burdette Dodge, Hillcrest rd., Medford; Miss Austie Bar ron, 724 Siskiyou blvd., Ashland. Abatement Pollution: Manville Heisel, chairman, Medford Cen ter bldg., Medford; Dr. M. D. Mc Geary, Phoenix; Nick Grier, co Parsons Motors, 315 East 5th st., Medford; Mrs. Elinor Bolt, North Pacific highway,- Gold Hill; Mrs. Janet Guches, Griffin Creek rd., Medford; Mrs. Marie Bosworth, 2425 East Main st., Medford; Dr. Robert DeLorme, 97 Windsor ave., Medford; Ralph E. Koozer, post office box 395. Ashland; Peter Bateman, 3088 Table Rock rd., Medford. Flood Control: Francis Krouse, chairman, Applegate; Johnny Weber, 840 North Riverside ave., Medford; Howard Norwood, Rogue River; Claude Eaker, route 2, box 370, Gold Hill; Fos ter Luce, post office box 365, Rogue River; Grant Hubbell, Trail; David Blair, route 1, Rogue River; Harold L. Gebhart, Kirkland rd., Central Point; Frank Benesh, 12 North Keene way dr., Medford; Jack Silvers, co Ginger Rogers Ranch, Eagle Point. Gladys Owen To Attend Workshop Ashland Miss Gladys Owen, president of the Ashland Teach ers association and assistant pro fessor of education at Southern Oregon college, plans to attend the Aug. 11-13 Oregon Educa tion association workshop in Monmouth. She will be accompanied by Sandra Qualman, Coos Bay, who is president of the SOC chapter of the Student Oregon Education association, and Miss Florence P. Allen, associate professor of edu cation at SOC and adviser to the campus chapter of the EOEA. Miss Qualman will be a senior student in the field of elementary education at Southern Oregon college this fall. Seaton Slates Tour Of Pacific Islands Washington (IP Secretary of Interior Fred A Seaton will leave Sunday for a month's tour of the Hawaiian Islands, Guam, American Samoa and the trust territory islands of the Pacific. Seaton will be the first inter ior secretary to tour the Pacific territories since the areas were placed under department juris diction in 1950 and 1951. Auction, Smorgasbord Planned by YMCA . The ,sixth annual auction and smorgasbord, sponsored by the Medford YMCA, will be held Wednesday, Aug. 28, according to the event's chairman,' Jay Pierce. A food sale is also planned by the "women of the Y". Funds raised by the auction will help finance the increased number of youth programs spon sored by the YMCA in the com munity, Pierce said. , Members of the YMCA are now soliciting local businesses for the items which will be auc tioned, he added. . Membership Drive Slafed by WWI Vets . Medford Barracks 540 of the Veterans of World War I has announced a membership drive which will last until Veteran's Day, Nov. 11. On the final day of the mem bership drive, a breakfast will be given for all members. The member signing up the most new members will receive a cash prize at the breakfast. Those interested in joining the VWWI should contact Command er Charles J. Meyers, SPring 2-7591, Harry E. Leuty, NOr mandy 4-1244 or Mrs. Pat Gra ham of VWWI Auxiliary at SPring 2-4192. Following a meeting of Dis trict 7 of VWWI at the VFW hall in Grants Pass Sunday, Aug. 25, a picnic will be held. The picnic is open to all World War I vete rans, and games, contests and en tertainment are planned. WATCH THE PHEASANTS pheasants. ScTirader said motor- Pierre, S.D. on South Da kota Game Director Tom Schra der urged motorists and farmers to help cut the heavy toll of ists should honk and slow down in order to give birds on the road time to fly off. He also said his department will fmnish blue prints of flushing bars to farm ers. The bar, which can be con structed for about $15, is attach-2 ed to a tractor and scares nest ing birds before they are hit INVENTOR DIES West Orange, N.J. (IP) Earl E. Eby, 71, retired manager of the power and industrial equip ment division' of the General Motors Overseas division and who invented a number of household gadgets as a hobby, died Thursday. refreshment Pick up a carton or two on your next shopping trip. PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO., OF MEDFORD Under appointment from Pepsi-Cola Company, New York i llteS4 ' . x v ;v ur lututq There's a Silver lining to your future when you make it a habit to save regularly at the Jackson County federal. Clouds of adversity may gather . . . some rain may fall, but money in a Jackson County Federal savings account will shine through your darkest hours. 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