14 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Thgrtdjy, January 29, 1959
Cil Industry To
Pass Taxes On
.Los Angele&-fl.PB-A spokes
man for the oil and gas in
dustry warned today that
Gov. Edmund G. Brown's pro
posed tax on the oil industry
-ould be passed on to the con
sumer. Felix Chappellett, general
manager of the Western Oil
and Gas association, said a
state severance tax on oil and
gas production would in
crease taxes on motorists and
cost of residential gas.
"This is a tax on the con
sumer - not a tax on the oil
industry " he said. "A basic
fact of life is that all taxes
must be passed on, one way
or the other, and the con
sumer pays them all.
"If a severance tax is add
mA tn the taxes already levied
on oil production in Cali
fornia, the total tax will be
completely out of line witn
th tax in other oil producing
states where there are sever
ance taxes."
Chappellett said property
tavos in those states - Texas,
Louisiana and Oklahoma -
wre lower or non-existant
He said oil taxes in this sUte
now are comparable or higher
than in those states.
PARK VISITORS
Washington - (LTD The Na
tional Park Service reports
that a record 216 million per
sons visited 2.216 state parks
in the U.S. during 1957, an
increase of some 16 million
over 1956.
4-H
CLUB
NEWS
Howard Feeders
The Howard Feeders 4-H
club met at the home of Mr.
Newman Jan. 10. We talked
about going to a comedy show
at McLoughlm Junior Hign
school in Medford. We decid
ed that starting next month
we would have our meetings
on the first Saturday of every
month.
Cathy Carlson,
Reporter.
Acme Hardware One
Of Retail Finalists
Acme Hardware company,
Medford, is one of 558 retail
ers in the United States, Can
ada and Hawaii competing in
the annual "Brand Name Re
tailer of the Year" honor.
The finalists will submit
full presentations of their
1958 brand advertising, sales
training and other promotion
al activities which will be re
viewed by a judging panel in
March. The winner will be
announced April. 15 at an
awards ceremony m New
York.
Couri Records
DISTRICT COtRT
Morton T. Gossett. failure to
make traffic top. $10.
William H. Davis, violation of
basic rule. Sib. . , ...
Virgil L. Brown, overload, fao.
Mervyn H. Thompson, no motor
vehicle license. $10.
James O. Kelier. failure to make
traffic stop. $10.
MARRIAGE LICENSE .
APPLICATION
Charles Melvin Stiehl. Medford,
and Frances Ann Plant, Marysville,
Calif- '
' FORMER EDITOR DIES
Philadelphia (UFD William
Blair Craig, 79, associate edi
tor of the Philadelphia Bul
letin at his retirement in 1948,
died Tuesday.
Applegate Knitwits
The meeting of the Apple
gate Knitwits 4-H club was
called to order by president,
Sally Herriot. We started the
knitted project. Secretary of
knitting is Lynn Sanders, re
porter is Linda Pittock and
game leader is Christy Jones.
We received two flags that
we ordered. Christy Jones
and Susen Head demonstrat
ed cocoa. We played games.
The meeting was adjourned
and refreshments were served.
Linda Pittock,
Reporter.
Southwest Medford
Livestock Club
The January meeting of the
Southwest Medford Livestock
4-H club was held at the
home of Mrs. Nouguier, assist
ant leader. Business discussed
was a 4-H window for 4-H
club week. We voted that we
begin and end each meeting
with a song. We also discussed
each person's projects.'
Raymond Nouguier led the
club in games and gave a
demonstration on what to
look for in candling eggs.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of the
Sorums. Each member must
bring one safety poster which
they have made.
Carole Leon,
Reporter.
Grange News
Upper Applegate Grange
The ballet, "Snow White
and the Seven Dwarfs," was
presented as the principal fea
ture of the open house given
by Upper Applegate Grange
Jan. 23. It was given under
auspices of the Coleen Hope
Dance Studio of Medford with
Miss Edith Reinking, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. James
Farrar of Forest Creek, in the
title role.
The program, arranged by j
Ethel West and her unit of
Grange members, also includ-;
ed community singing of a j
novelty number directed by
Marguerite Black: a humor-
ous reading, "W hen the
Preacher Came to Dinner," j
bv Vieva Saltmarsh; a histori
cal resume of trails west with
particular attention to the
Alegate Trail, followed by ex
cerpts from the diary ol Jonn
Black's grandmother who
came from Missouri to Ore
gon by wagon train in 1865,
given by Marguerite Black;
and as a concluding number,
a vocal selection, "Prayer Per
fect," sung by Eleanor Ram
say, with Edmund Ramsay,
her husband, as accompanist.
Refreshments of cookies,
punch and coffee, and a social
hour followed.
This marks the last of a
series of four open house con
test programs initiated last
year, and as soon as the de
cision of the judges has been
rendered as to which unit pre
sented the best balanced pro
gram, the winners are to be
entertained with a potluck
dinner in the Grange hall.
The next regular Grange
session will be Friday, Feb.
13. Since imDortant items of
business will be considered at
this time, a full attendance
of the membership is desired.
Those composing the serving
committee for this meeting
will be the Wilfred Pearsons
and the Bert Harrs.
Weslside Beefy's 4-H Club
The last beef club meeting
was held at the home of John
Fisher Jan. 18. The officers
filled out the program of the
year. The meeting was ad
journed and refreshments
were served by Mrs. Fisher,
then Marvin Terry helped
each member make a ,xope
halter.
Clint Gibson,
Reporter.
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A respected Brand Name is a
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