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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1959)
MAIL TRIBUNE, Medfofd. Or. Thursday April 30. 1959 5 MOT - .. .. M ' . . . Vacation Pay Measure Beaten Salem OJPD The Senate Wednesdy defeated a meas ure which would have pro vided lor payment for unused vacation time for a group of former state officials. However, Sen, Alice Cor bett (D-Portland), said she possibly would ask for recon sideration of the vote today. The bill called for distribu tion of $10,640 in accumulated ! vacation pay xo n lurmei state officials who were mem bers of the administrations of ex-Govs. Robert Holmes and Elmo Smith. Sen. Ben Musa (D-The Dalles), led the opposition, saying that these men, when they accepted political jobs, knew what they were con fronted with. He added if they did not take their vacations when due they should lose them just as they would in federal service. Sen. Ward Cook (D-Port-land), said if members of the Senate wanted these officials to let state business go hang and eo on vacations they have earned they should vote against the biU. "They have earned these vacations and did not take them because they were dedicated to the duties assigned them," he said. Grange News... Enterprise Grange The Enterprise Grange met recently with Robert King; master, residing. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore have com pleted obligations for the third and fourth degrees. The Home Economics chair man. Gladys Boulter, report ed eight members. They meet the first Wednesday of each month at the home of differ ent members. The next meet ing will be at the home of Mrs. Dick Olympius, May 5. Activities of the club have included a clean-up day at the Grange hall, and a break fast for the public. New events will include a tea for teachers of Evans Val ley school at the Grange hall Sunday, May 2, from 2 to 4 p.m. A shortv program has been planned. - The dairy chairman report ed that the price of beef stock was up so the price on cull dairy cows had gotten a little boost. - Fire insurance agent, Ches ter Jensen, reported a raise in the fire insurance rates, although there had been -no change in auto insurance rates. He reported that new car insurance policies were now required to carry an "un insured insurance" clause that would protect the policy hold er if he should have an acci dent with an uninsured car. The Grange improvement program has been making a ' gradual progress. The Boy Scouts have helped by rak ing and. cleaning the yard and burning the debris. Members of the Grange have completed some of the jobs outlined. Bob Sloman has completed work on the sew age system to meet the re quirements for the drainage disposal from the kitchen. Al Boulter has completed the serving table and if" is now installed in the dining room and in use. Joe Wilson has donated enough lumber for the building of new steps for the Grange hall. King will do the carpenter work. Art Moorman and Chester Jensen have donated galvan ized pipe to erect standards for the net and back stop on the tennis court under con struction as the Grange's ma jor community project. The Grange voted to pur chase the net and the wire for the back stops. The court, although it is built on school property, primarily for the use of the school children will be open for; the use of the community. Plans were made for meeting on the court next Sunday to put on the final touches, which include pour ing cement and setting the standards and pouring tar to fill the expansion gaps and final surfacing. Dedication ceremonies will take place at .the annual picnic held at the close of the school year. Many members have re turned to the community aft er time away for illness or vacation. Mr. Orvis has re turned from a trip to visit his daughter in Hawaii. Mr and Mrs. George Barry have returned from a winter vaca tion. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Northrup have returned from California. Mrs. Esther Sund is in San Francisco under treatment for injuries received in an auto accident some months ago. Refreshments were served by Br. and Mrs. Tex Stothard and Mrs. Enid Stone. A cubic foot of coal can Ben crate enough electricity to op erate . a home refrigerator rh r. Of W0UteWt? 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