Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 07, 1958, Image 27

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Newspaper Page TextNo Special Officers On Police Force Chief of Police Charles Champlin has called the at tention of Medford residents to the fact that there are no "special" officers in the city's police department. He cautioned residents against private detectives or security officers who might represent themselves as being in the city's employ. M e d ford's police department has no connection with any such individuals or their agencies, Chief Champlin stated. W v J rr By KEN HARDY So many of our friend and cus tomer! ask us Questions about dry cleaning and clothes care that it there might occurred to us be a great many others who had the a a m prob I e m a and questions but just didn't get around to asking them. We wondered it there might be a way we could discuss some of these subjects. like an open forum, and this col umn ia the answer. Well appear here each week with a variety of facts and comments about dry cleaning. We'll try to offer tips on how to conserve clothes and get more wear out of them, how to keep them looking better, how to select them for service. Well also suggest useful facts about such problems as stains and what to do about them . . . dif ferent fabrics, like the new syn thetics, and what you should look for in buying and caring for them . . . cleaning problems with dyes, shrinkage, and so on. Maybe along the way we'll even find space to toes in a lew personal comments. We hop youH become a regular "reader" . . . and a regular custo mer. You'll find that our cleaning service is last, tnorougn ana ae- ?endable . . . for everything from he most delicate fabrics to the toughest workclothes. Bring them in and save ... or call for prompt pickup ana deliver. BIO T CLEANERS 1J2 Table Rock Rd. IP 3-1919 S&H GREEN STAMPS County Committee For ASC Will Be Named December 18 Chairmen of seven commun ity Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation committees will meet Dec. 18 to elect the Jackson county ASC county committee, according to an ASC spokesman. On Dec. 1 the following Valley Students In Music Program Portland -Four Medford area students will participate in the annual pre-Christmas concert to be presented by Lewis and Clark college mu sic depatrment Sunday, Dec. 14. The program will be given twice during the day with an open house in the afternoon. Performing with the sym phonic band in its presenta tion of three selections will be Mary Pierce, Pierce Heights; Marjorie Edens, Jacksonville; Richard Arnold, 1011 Reddy ave., and Carol Hussong, 56 South Barneburg rd. Miss Pierce will also appear with the symphony orchestra and Arnold with the chapel choir and regular a cappella choir. comm unity committeemen were elected: Applegate community, Fran cis Krouse, chairman; George Brown, vice chairman; Lance Offenbacher, regular member; John Horner, first alternate; and Charles Elmore, second alternate. Ashland community, Jewel Lowe, chairman; W. J. Bagley vice chairman; Joe Meyer, regular member; Roy Watson, first alternate; and Robert Flagg, second alternate. Central Point community, Bert Caster, chairman; Edwin Gebhard, vice chairman; Er nie Lathrop, regular member; Carl Hover, first alternate; and Charles Hockersmith, sec ond alternate. Rogue River Area Rogue River community, Glen Chase, chairman; Charles E. White, vice chairman; Glen Birdseye, regular member; H. T. Frost, first alternate; and Walter Kasworm, second al ternate. Sams Valley community, Earl Peffley, chairman; John E. Morris, vice chairman; E. E. Robinson, regular member; J. W. Fitzgerald, first alternate; and Lawrence D. Hull, second alternate. Try and Stop Me By BENNETT CERF THE HEAD of a great hotel chain was whizzing around the hemisphere inspecting his properties, and paused in the stainless kitchen of his newest and nicest hostelry. Noticing a tear in the eye of a dish washer, he slapped' him jovially on the back and said, "Courage, my boy! I began as a dish-washer like you, and now look at me! That's America!" The melancholy one sighed, "I'm looking! And I started as the boss, and am now washing dishes. That's America, too!" - Poet Odgen Nash had a chance to correct his obituary when a reporter showed him the biography kept on file for the day after O. N. kicked off. Nash approved it with one small exception. A couplet credited to him was written by a Los Angeles publicist It goes like this: "I do not love Louse Angeles; I came here an agog To find myself a lone DP, invisible in smog." 1958, by Bennett Cert. Distributed by King Fez lures Syndicate. Rogue Flying Sold To Brian Douglass Rogue Flying Service has been sold by David H. Holmes to Brian Dougless. The serv ice is located at Medford air port. Douglass said the sale in cluded an office and lobby building, several hangars, a Cessna aircraft sales agency, a repair shop, air charter service, fuel and oil fran chises, and both Gl-approved and civilian flight training programs. Douglass, who has been sales manager of the flying service, is aviation chief for the Jackson County Civil De fense organizations, and is area search and rescue chief for the Oregon state board of aeronautics. A World War II bomber pi lot, Douglass recently moved to Medford with his wife and two children. He has served as an airport manager and as assistant director of the Cali fornia Aeronautics commis sion. He was sales manager of a major aircraft distribution company in southern Cali fornia prior to moving to this area. AMCC y&3 MAR. 22 1-25-27-52 jf TAUHUS A APR.2. I i-s? MAY 21 kC 1. A. &.a lL46-75-89-90i Ex-Gold Hill Man Dies in California Floyd Lawson Sutton, 64, formerly of Gold Hill, died last Monday in Redwood City, Calif., according to a local relative. Mrs. Iver D. Nelson, 408 Beatty st., a cousin, said fun eral services for Mr. Sutton were Thursday at Hollister, Calif. ' He was born in Gold Hill in 1894 and moved away 35 years ago, first to Nevada and then California. He is survived locally by his : mother, Mrs. Ellen Sut ton, his brother, John Sutton, and sister, Maude Sutton, all of Gold Hill; and by another sister,. Edna Sutton, Medford. In California he leaves his wife, Madeleine, and three sons, Joseph, Clarence and Robert. A fourth son, Floyd, preceded Mr. Sutton in death. ARTIST AND MODEL Allegan, Mich. -(UPD-After Edgar Miller, 58, was slug ged with a flashlight while camping near here, he prompt ly sketched a picture of his assailant, who was soon ar rested. Miller is a Chicago artist. STAR GAZER? 3 GEMINI JO MAY 22 JUNE 22 r02-13-24-3d 369-78-83-841 CANCER. , JUNE 23 JULY 23 4 5-17-23-26 43-49-87-88 IEO S3 JULY V .AUG. 23 Y& 2- 9-28-31 ' 32-45-53 VKGO jS ft AUG. 24 65J$J SEPT. 22 11-14-18-38 '42-50-55 -By CLAY R. POLLAN- yt Your Daily Activity Guide' J According le th Stan. ' To develop messoge for Sunday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 3PT 23 ' A 4- 7-10.35O P7-41-74 1 You . 2 You 3A- 4 Trips 5 Accept 6 Chance 7 And 8 Remork 9 Receive 10 Short 11 False 12 There . 13 Could M Sense 15 Don't 16 Need 17 Let 18 Of 19 Lot 20 Action 21 Instead 22 Be 23 Subtle 24 Be 31 Interest mj 32 Greet.no 33 Al! 34 May 35 Visits 36 Of 37 Pov 38 Pride 39 Challenges 40 Rest 41 OH 42 Could 43 Enslave 44 Good 43 Or 46 Antagonize 47 Intentions 48 And 49 Or 50 Bring 51 Key 52 Others 53 Coils. 54 0fter 25 Open-minded 55 Problems 26 Methods 56 People 27 When 57 Appears 28 Some 58 To 29 Of 59To- 30 A 60 Are . (8)Good. ()Advrae 6! Prove 62 Their 63 Open 64 Your 65 Suggestions 66 Be 67 Worth 68 An 69 Nice 70 Under- 71 To 72 Recomi 73 Now 74 Well 75 Someone 76 Current 77 Your 78 Money 79 Sound 80 Ideas 81 Quiet 82 Today 83 Surprise 84 Today 85 Of 86 Deceit 87 Ensnare 88 You 89 Be 50 Tactful 127 Neutral SCOtmo OCT. 24 CJJi NOV. 22 U6-19.36.r1 U0-48-81-82lJ SAGITTARIUS NOV. 23 DK. 22 jgjj Kr.59-66487? med70-765-B6Vft CAPDICORN DEC. 23 JAN. 20 V-- 5-33-39-58 fi 61-64-67 J AQUAIIUS JAN. 21 4 51-563(01 l7T-77-79-80V2l fISCES FE; 20 SSL, MAR. 21 Js FAIR WARNING Pittsfield, Mass. -(CPD- The 5,000-pound safe in a restau rant here was cracked recent ly to Hhe tune of $6,000. So now there's a sign over the MAIL TRIBUNE, Medfortl, Oregon, Sunday, DeeenAtr 7, 1951 ISA safe announcing that it con tains only $35.60, enough for the restaurant to open for bus iness the next day, and that it would take four men work ing 17 hours with diamond cutting tools to get this "small change." i$!$!$fO?O!Of$f0fOfO!$?$fOfOf$fOfO!O?$?$!O!O!0!O?$!OfO?$f$?Of.?! Meeting Scheduled Tuesday to Study Contract for Parks A meeting will be held tives probably will be held Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. to ex amine the contract from the bureau of reclamation on de velopment and administration of recreation areas at Howard Prairie and Emigrant reser voirs, according to James Cal lan, project engineer for the Talent project. The meeting will be held at the Talent Irrigation district office in Talent and will in clude representatives of the bureau of reclamation and the Rogue River Valley, and Med ford irrigation districts. The three irrigation districts draw water from the two reservoirs and have an interest in . the Talent project, of which the two reservoirs are a part. The meeting has been call ed to consider terms of the contract before it is submit ted to the county court, ad ministrator of the recreation areas, and the bureau of land management, administr a t o r of the timber in the project. A meeting with the county court and BLM representa- It cf Santa has "landed" here with "sleighfu." S Vfi ll'S the most wonderful "Gifts" ever in if. si , Christmas delights for every child in , , J t your family . . . and every girl or boy $. new clothes and can use the . . Diaper S. .fff. .. I M snow sui I eifeilLI' I l RlC :jSjk "For Boys" iL A M ft Plk&Xk W Good Looking Robes 5 TfVC ' II f :U t YrT Pajamas UU k4rS V. ' Slax and Shirts fm rj 4 AjPBK!t' Sweaters $ ' -i "For Girls" m 5? VF LA Party Dresses .4-,..j Parker Woods' ACSl $ Fancy Sweaters LeonS A lSSr v V Jlze Ranges: ; . ? . VnCQfX - ' 1 to 6x Holiday Skirts TATr T-v TCCtvIC 'PlWW 1 ? l0v Rcb TOTS-TO-TEENS 4-V ) X. Pre-Teen V 6 to 14 Beautiful Lingerie 105 E. Main " Wednesday or Thursday, Cal- lan said. Contract Proyisioni The contract, as submitted by the bureau of reclamation, regional office, Boise, Idaho, provides that the county has jurisdiction and control as administrator. An exception to county control include rights of officers and various government agencies involv ed to travel through the des ignated areas on official duty. Another exception allows the bureau of reclamation to retain a strip 200 feet wide around the reservoirs and above the highest water level. The contract also specifies that the BLM retains timber management jurisdiction i n the revested O and C lands. The bureau of reclamation retains timber management jurisdiction over the remain ing portion of timber, the con tract states. Basic recreation facilities shall be constructed within the areas by the bureau of reclamation and operated and maintained by the county "in a satisfactory manner," the contract specifies. The county shall submit plans for any additional de velopment to the national park service and the bureau of reclamation, according to the contract. Maintain Facilities Pursuant to the plans being approved by the national park service and the bureau of rec lamation, the county is to construct and maintain such facilities as roads, trails, docks, marine facilities, pow er lines, picnic and camping grounds. The county, according to the contract, is allowed to ad minister license and permits. It shall also enforce all rules and regulations pertaining to the recreation areas, the con tract provides also. The county is required to submit to the bureau of recla mation by March 1 of each odd-numbered year the terms of all license agreements and a report of revenues. The terms of the license agreements run for 50 years and can be renewed by writ ten consent of the bureau of reclamation. Legal Aspects of Mining Discussed Types of partnerships and corporations involved in min ing were discussed by Med ford Attorney Cliff D. Quel lette at the Northwestern Min ing Council here last week. He explained the legal as pects and some of the common pitfalls of mining enterprises. The museum committee of which W. L. Coombs is chair man appealed for ore and rock samples to be used in the council's display at the Jack sonville museum. Coombs said that any samples loaned could be labeled with the donor's name and returned at any time. The revised by-laws were presented and discussed by the council, and will be voted on at the next meeting. TRUMPING THE HEAT Wantagh, N.H. -(UPD- The Milton J. Pritchards and. the Robert ,P. Dimins like to play bridge, even on the hottest days. 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