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Area Annexed, 2 ISezoned,
Hearings ailed by Council
A small area was annexed,
two section of land wer re-
zoned, public hearing were
called on six projtctt nl
plans and specification wert
approved for 9i9 projects by
the Medford citjp oucil ltt
night.
The area onnestt is th
proposed 811endl eubdivi
sion norjfja of Mac rd. and
adjoining Ellen av. west of
Highway 99. The gre in
cludes about 13 acres of land
owned by Dan Fatch, ilefl-
About six acre of land on
Biddle rd. at Morrow rd. wat
rezoned from single fmily to
light industrial to permit de
struction of a "Mobile Hoie
Lodge." The land is owned
by Harry Elmore, Medford,
who plans installation of the
trailer park. The council c-cj
tion (Jollowed $ public her
ine at which no opgositipn
wav voiced, o
Nursing Home
Property along Bennett id.
was rezoned from single to
multiple family. The chang
was requested by Mim ?red
Millegde, who plans construc
tion ofa new nursing hne.
She operates $) convalescent
home now on South Orange t.
During the public herinj,
Bernard Kelly, Medford attor
ney, pointed out tht Irs.
Milledge desired to buil on
the site because it is near thf
hospital, and was 6 desirable
location. He said IrSt Mil-
ledgepurchased the property
bemuse sH was t$d it i-
ready was zoned 10 uow
construction of ) nrliBg
w home. n
Petitions ODDOsin the) zone
change were presentee t tfig
council. Earlier thi r, tfxf
planning commission xecom-
mendeeP the reguat (Bf
Qiied. o
Request Dnidt
.A reqst to chStttlt th
zone from sir! fgfl&ily to
commercial on Create 0LaS:$
highway at Delt W&r rff.
was denied. Councilman DoS
aid Hansen offeref g)eio
tion to deny fh Sj&fjuest on
the bas thft ft oul lii
to see 8 ovrll on gln
for the rea, hich Recently
was ' annexed, befbiifc zona
changes ftr mad t tfiit time.
Medford ittorne oj Ed
ward represented Lewit Old
er, who ons th jjogerty
and request! th cfc$e.
Edwards arguei that Crater
Lake highway iw $tt gref
probably woulS "be uei tof
limited commercial if in the
future. Although th ruett
was to change it to $ commer
cial zone, ocity jrdin9ce
limit what may be constructed
in such a zone, hg tRifl.
Edwards said h gnd Older
believed that it oul bit
beneficial to the city to $ul
a small business gfc thgt loca
tion. Week-eriJ wardSobfj In n
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Several persons jppeared
in opposition to the change,
as residential area
uli Xeerixgs Set
Six public hearings were
set for June II on various
improvement projects, and
one tet June SO on withdraw
ing recently annexed areas
from special districts.
The hearinf to withdraw
recently annexed areas from
special districts was set June
30 for n adjourned meeting
to follow time for advertis
ing. Tht rcas are Douglas
addition No. 1, Phipps area,
Earhart area, and the Ellen
dla area. They are in special
districts, and after July 1, the
residents of thoae areas would
be- tubject to double taxation
unless withdrawn from the
district. Xuff pointed out.
Public ftaarinja June 19
&ill be for paving Kennett
st. from Court at. to Riverside
gve.: Beatty at. from Kennett
to McAnrJpewe rd.; Siskiyou
blv. from Verde Hills Unit
Mo. t to projection of White
Oae dr. attended; and for the
Laurelhurat aanitary sewer
system aiJ the Kenwood
GrgHrlview aanitary sewer
yetem.
flea Apytofd
Plana and apeeifications for
tfie projecta oo which there
will tie hearings June 1ft also
were approved last night.
Included in the Kenwood
Qrandwiew sanitary sewer
project were Sit residences
Jtlong SpringbKonk rd. near
Roberts rd. who' were not in-
j cludej in the original plans.
They peUUoced to be includ
ed, pointing out that aewage
nor? seeps out of the ground
fnd flows in open ditches in
tfce area.
Bids will b opened at 11
S.jft. June 1 on construction
of tanitare sewer on Siski
you felS. from Modoe ave. to
White Oak Extension. The
council authorised plans and
Specifications for a sanitary
fewer in portion of the
Qetcheli gutdivision to serve
Two Ongnniarii
Gmf Koiaiy Office
Dtllis, Tea. (UPI)
JEighteen Hotafiana from Cali-
Cbrnif, Arizona, Oregon, Mon
tana, Washington and Utah
were elected district gover
nor t the Rotary Interna
tional convention here Thurs
4a. JEach goverfiof represents
30 to AO Rotary Clubs in his
district
Those elected include:
Oregon Joseph A. H.
Dodd, Salens; Leslie A. White,
Albany.
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tA ' (fp) I
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10 pieces of property on both
sides of Eastover terrace.
Hearing Contixued
A hearing on paving East
wood dr. from Main st. to
Keene Way dr. was continued
on suggestion of Duff because
notices of the hearing and the
estimated cost had not been
mailed to residents concerned.
The council approved
minor revisions in the busi
ness license ordinance, and
amended the sign ordinance
to permit non-electrical signs
more than 7 inches in height
on the face of a marquee.
An ordinance assessing
benefited property on Siski
you blvd. $3.25 per front foot
of assessable property was
adopted. The assessment is
on an 8-inch water main.
A request from California
Oregon Television, Inc., to
transfer its interest- in a tele
vision franchise to the Ore
gon Broadcasting company
was approved. The transfer
was requested for accounting
purposes since both firms are
subsidiaries of the same cor
poration. Referred 1 Committee
A loading zone study was
referred to the executive com
mittee of the council for
further consideration. It will
be Dart of the city's ordinance
codification .program. Three
traffic ordinances included in
new ordinance codification in
Roseburg, Albany and Baker
have been loaned to the city
for study iri connection with
the codification.
Duff was authorized to
meet with property owners
along Dakota and Plum sts.
regarding street dedications
in connection with an annexa
tion request from residents
along Dakota between Plum
and Chestnut ave.
Requests for extra width
driveways from Doyle Frank
lin, 437-443 South Central
ave., and Kennedy Fuel com
pany, Kennett and Broadman
sts., were granted. The coun
cil also granted a request
from Texaco Oil company to
construct curbing between
two driveways at a service
station on North Riverside
ave.
A request for a two-hour
parking zone in the vicinity
of United Radio company,
North Fir st., was granted.
Duff said the company re
quested the zone because all
day parkers in the vicinity
were harmful to the business.
Consideration of a franchise
for a spur track on East
Second st. from the railroad
right of way to Front st. was
dismissed when Duff report
ed that a check showed none
of the property involved was
city property.
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Quotes From the News
By UNITED , PRESS INTERNATIONAL .
Bone, Algeria Gen. Charles De Gaulle, appealing to
Arab Nationalist rebels to end their revolt and - join the
French and other Moslem Algerians-m voting on an equal
basis to decide the country's future:
"France has done many great things in her history and
France will not betray you today. I am more cure of this than
ever since I have heard the voice of Bone today."
"i. - .....
Hollywood, Actor-director Jack Webb, star of the TV
show "Dragnet," explaining that he intends to slow down
his professional pace "following his planned marriage later
this month to Miss United States Jackie Loughrey:
- "I'm going to work hard but I'll take some enjoyment
from life too."
Los Angeles Historian Will Durant, in a commencement
address he will deliver this week end at the Webb prepara
tory school in Claremont, Calif:
"Most of you will go to college, and the sharpened com
petition among individuals and nations will force you into
inelleclual specialties. But don't let yourselves be' fragment
ed. When your formal education is complete, give yourselves
at least two hours a week to rounding yourselves out ...
make friends with great poets . . . study the great states
men . . . follow man's odyssey with great historians." '
Normandy Residents
Gather on Beaches
For D-Day Tribute
Omaha Beach,1 France (UPI) The living gathered on
the torn beaches of Normandy today to pray and give thanks
for the men who spent their life blood here for the freedom
of Europe 14 years ago. - '
All along the ruins of Germany's once-mighty Atlantic
wall, the residents of Normandy assembled to pay tribute to
the American, British, French and other soldiers who died
in the invasion of Eroupe. .
Three attaches from the U.S. Embassy and one from-the
British. Embassy joined them. But the observances were left
entirely to the men and .women of Normandy, the first per
sons liberated in northern Europe. .
Omaha Beach-still is pockmarked. At the far end there is
the rusting ruin of a German gun.
There is a rSad and a seawall that were not there 14
years ago. When the tide is in and the sea running high, the
waves pound against the wall and send pebbles and tons of
water out onto the open, desolate stretch of land.
A few houses remain, their fronts torn apart and their
roofs ripped, A tall simple stone monument stands at the
foot of the road leading down to the sea from Colville.
The inscription, in French and English, says that on June
6, 1944, "On this beach that they called Omaha," the allied
armies landed to liberate Europe.
The major observances this year were held on the Ameri
can beaches Omaha and Utah. Next year they will be held
on the British sections Sword, Juno and Gold.
Building Started
On OSC Campus
. . Corvallis (UPI) Con
struction started here Thurs
day on the new two-million
dollar physics-chemistry build
ing on the Oregon State col
lege campus.
General5 construction con
tract went to O. R. Wayman
of Portland; electrical to L.
H. Morris Company of Eu
gene, and mechanical to Ar
netts of Albany.
Two-thirds of the structure
RIVERSIDE
Table Talk
For cevering that: park pic
nic table, use wrapping paper
held firmly with thumb tacks
underneath. For decoration,
use ready-pasted wallpaper
trim in an imaginative design.
will be used by the physics de
partment at OSC and the
balance will house the Science
Research Institute and the de
partment of agricultural
chemistry. .
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