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School
Crater High School
By Daxlene Tomlinion
The awards assembly was
held May 24. New student
body offers will be installed
They are Bob Gardner, presi
dent; Charlry Warren, vice
president; Connie McDon-
tOugh, secretary; Patti Straus,
treasurer; and Harry Bartley,
business manager. ,
Janet Kilbourne was named
outstanding band member by
Norman Carothers, band di
rector.
Art awards were given by
Warren Holbrook to Marilyn
Hixson, Clark Cutting, Connie
McDonough, Mary I Savage,
Nancy Clark, and Tim Prom.
Nancy Clark was given the
National Scholastic Art award.
James Backen and Bill Rus
sell presented the Jerome
awards. Sharlette Hale as the
best actress and Kent Randall
as the best actor.
Margaret Taylor was award
ed the senior speaker award
by Donald Lacy, speech in
structor. The state champion
extemporary speaking Award
went to Doug Davis.
Senior Mary Howard was
announced as the Girl of the
Year by Margaret Taylor,
Girl's League president.
Geraldine White, dean of
girls, awarded medals to the
following journalism students:
Jane Crubbs, Arvella Prom,
Delton Trautman, Evan Thum-
bler and Darlene Tomlinson.
The new intitiates for Quill
and Scrool, a national honor
society for student journalists,
were announced as being Joan
Skov, Melba Tucker, Marilyn
Hixson and Dlanna Cummings,
Doris Owens gave gifts to
Arthur L. Straus, principal,
and Geraldine White, dean of
girls, from the Future Teach
ers of America.
The Senior class gave their
'advisor, Martha Boshears,. a
gift.
Yell squad awards were giv
en to Melba Tucker, Rebecca
Ferrell, Sandra Ghelardi, Don
na Burnett, and Joan Skov,
queen, by Nancy Purviance,
advisor.
Shirley Drysdale presented
a pin to Jim Hays for placing
highest in Crater in the an
nual mathematics contest. Per
ry LeCIerc was presented a
chemistry award.
, Sally Carr and Mary Jones
wer;e presented the George
Turnball yearbook award.
Sherry Koellner received the
Eric Allen Newspaper award.
Both awards are by the Ore
gon Scholastic Press ai; the
University of Oregon.
Janet Kilbourne and Doug
Davis were awarded the Dan
forth awards for citizenship.
Basketball and junior vars
ity awards were made by
Lloyd Hoffine. Junior varsity
basketball awards were made
by Ron VanDolah. He also pre
sented, the social . studies
ward to Sandra Smith. Track
awards were made by Edward
Knapp who was in turn pre
sented with a gift certificate
from the track members.
Frosh basketball awards were
made by Don Miller and fresh
man numerals were given out
by Leonard Warren. .
At the awards assembly sev
eral scholarships were also
given out. They went to Doug
Davis, scholarship from As
sociated Teachers of District
6C; John Burns, Margaret
Pendleton, Bill Layton, Allan
LEGAL NOTICES
PUBLIC AUCTION ,
BUILDINGS
' i'' June 2, 19S9 at 9:00 A.M.
The Oregon State Highway Commission win offer for sale at oral
public auction tne louowing Duucungs in tne central Point area. The
sale will be held on the premises of the first place listed and continue
to the next In order on June 2. 1959 at 9:00 AJJ.:
...
Former Anhorn house, . corner of Freeman Rd. and
Fine St. (28432) , . ,
Tormer Xessler house on Upton Road. (29304)
BUILDINGS MUST BS MOVED WITHIN 39 DATS FROM THE
DATE OF SALE
l' TERMS OF SALE: Cash at time of sale. The above buildings to
bifsold to the highest bidder at public auction with the right reserved
to accept or reject any or all bids. All of the bid price must
accompany the successful bid. Consult your mover prior to the sale
data. . . , -
INFORMATION: Property Mgr.. 115 State Hwy. Bldg., Salem, Oregon.
PUBLIC AUCTION
, BUILDINGS
June J, 1959 at 1130 A.M.
The Oregon State Highway Commission will offer for sale at oral
puDiic auction tne louowing Duiiaings in tne xtogue iuvct a.
sale will be held on the premises of the first place listed and continue
to the next in order on June 2, 1959 at 1120 A.M.:
Former Fulton house and garage, first place on Depot St.
after crossing Rogue River Bridge. (File 27315) , -
Former Lovell ' house and garage, adjacent to above.
(File 27316) - - -
Former Price house and garage,, adjacent to above.-(File
27317 . ,
BUILDINGS MUST BE REMOVED WITHIN 30 DATS FROM THE
DATE OF SALE
TERMS OF SALE: Cash at time of sale. The above buildings to be
sold to the highest bidder at public auction with the right reserved
to accept or reject any or all bids. All of the bid price must
accompany the successful bid. Consult your mover prior to the sale
date.
INFORMATION: Property Mgr., 115 Stat Hwy. Bldg, Salam. Oregon.
Science Shiiitks Piles
NewlVay Without Suigery
Stops Iten-HRelieyes Pain
new T.rk; N. T. CSiiilil) For the
first time science has found a new
sealing substance with the aston
ishing ability to shrink hemor
rhoids, stop itching, and relieve
pain without surgery.
In case after case, while gently
relieving pain, actual redaction
(shrinkage) took place.
Moat amazing of all results were
M taoroagh thai offerer ma4a
Mews
Barnes, Sharon Coffman, Ruth
White, state fee scholarships
to Southern Oregon college.
University of Oregon schol
arships went to Elaine Kroon,
and Richard Hammersly.
Elaine Kroon received a
Mother's club scholarship, and
Richard Hammersly, a Joseph
Starr schlarship. Sharlette
Hale received a state fee schol
arship to the university.
Scholarships to Lewis and
Clark college were given to
Janet Kilbourne, Elk Lumber
scholarship; Margaret Taylor,
leadership award scholarship;
and Herschel Mack, honorary
award. State college, scholar
ship was given to Herschel
Mack.
Doris Owens received a
scholarship from the. Future
Teachers of America for use
in preparation for a teaching
career.
Baccalaureate services were
held May- 31 in the . Crater
High gym. The Rev. Paul
Kroon, of the Community
church of Central Point, gave
the invocation and benedic
tion. The sermon, "Promote
Me, O Lord," was given by
the Rev. Jean Shelley of the
Church of Christ in Central
Point.
The Crater High varsity
choir, under the direction of
Norman Carrothers, sang.
Sophomore and junior class
officers for next year have
been elected. Next year sopho
more class officers are Jan
Bateman, president; Diane
Rowe,, vice president; June
Hopkins, secretary; Clayton
Banry, treasurer.,
. Next year's junior class of
ficers are Steve Howell .presi
dent; Bryan von Buskirk, vice
president; . Alison Pinkham,
secretary; and Dave ' White,
treasurer.
CP Junior High School
By Linda Myrick
The eighth grade class of
127 will receive diplomas at
promotion exercises today.
H. P..Jewett, superinten- -:nt,
will present them.
The class has chosen Harry
Meyers song, "Oregon Waltz,"
for the class song. Meyers won
third place in the State Cen
tennial song contest.
The annual presentation of
awards was held at an assem
bly May 27. Mike Glines, stu
dent body president, and oth
er officers conducted the meet
ing.
Journalism- awards went to
members of the school paper
and annual staffs.
Robert Ryan of the eighth
grade received the award for
outstanding shop student, and
the 7-3 class was presented
with the trophy for outstand
ing shop class. In Home Eco
nomics work, Arlene Hansen
received the good grooming
award. -
Seventh and eighth grade
track letters and awards were
made, including 15 ribbons
won in the recent AAU in
competition with 220 boys.
Boys earning ribbons were
Swanson, Loren Cochran, Ken
Stewart, Gary Wald, Pat Pep
per, Dennis Ryerson, Danny
Mainwaring, Charles Young,
Larry Pepper, Darryl Sum-
merfield, Forrest Young, D.
Twedell, Dean McCalvy, Joe
McCalvy, Ron Walker, Gregg
Faulkner.
: Pat Pepper received the an-
LEGAL NOTICES
astonishing states' eats like "Pflea
have ceased to be a problem!?
The secret is a new healing sub
stance (Bio-Dyne) discovery of
a world-famous research institute.
This substance is now available
in suppository or ointment form
under the name Preparation 3.
At your druggist. Money back
US X$: " - X - '
SCHOOL-MARM? Patricia Ann Carruthers, a former
Minneapolis school-teacher, turned inher books when
school authorities criticized her dress and now has a
job as a strip-tease dancer in a Los Angeles night club.
Appearing under the name Tatti White, she says that
burlesque has some aspects preferable to school-teaching.
A-TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Jobs for 2 diesel trucks.
KE 5-1302.
FOR RENT 2-bdrm. unfurn. house,
$55. In Jacksonville. SP 2-5586.
FOR RENT Central Point, unfurn.
4-rm. duplex, $45. SP 2-7962.
WANTED Large feed cutter, pre
fer Bear-Cat. Call after 6.
UL 5-1674.
FOR SALE Vacuum cleaner, ex
cellent condition; walnut bed-rm.
get. Tues.. 10 to 5. 139 Highland.
SILAGE SEAL the perfect silage
. preservative, assures proper fer
mentation, prevents over-acidity,
seals in food values, prevents ex
cessive run-off, makes ensilage
more palatable Sc nutritious. ECO
NOMICAL. Costs $1.80 per ton
of silage. Monarch Seed & Feed
' Co.
Flat Tire, Rail?
Spoil Gromyko Trip
Geneva-flJPD-A flat tire and
rain spoiled Andrei Gromy-
ko's Sunday junket into the
Swiss countryside. ,
The Soviet foreign minister
and his wife, accompanied by
other members of Russia's
delegation, left their Geneva
villa this morning , in three
automobiles, including an
American Chevrolet.
They drove about 30 miles
to the French border at La
Cure, then when it began to
rain turned "back toward Lake
Geneva.
On the way back the Chev
rolet got a flat tire and its
three Russian occupants join
ed Gromyko in his long black
sine.
One Russian remained with
the Chevrolet to arrange re
pairs. Graham Addresses
65,000 in Brisbane
Sydney-, Australia - (DPD -Evangelist
Billy Graham ad
dressed a crowd of 65,000
Sunday at Brisbane's Exhibi
tion Ground. It was the larg
est religious assembly in
Queenslands history.
After the meeting 2,500
persons stepped forward to
make "decisions for Christ."
It was Graham's final meet
ing in Australia before leav
ing for Zurich, Switzerland,
where he will rejoin his wife.
nual trophy for the outstand
ing track man.
GAA letter awards went td
nine eighth grade girls for
earning one hundred points.
Three seventh grade girls,
Karen Renfrow, Joyce Ander
son, and Carol Straus, won
letter awards. Six eighth
grade girls, Carolyn Jahnke,
Janet Pfaff, Karen Holley,
Carole Crenshaw, Judy Geb
hard, and Judy Patterson,(
won gold cup awards.
Twenty - seven certificates,
ribbons, and medallion awards
went to students . who have
worked in the school library.
In chorus, members of the
seventh and eighth grade sex
tets received special awards.
Band awards were presented
all band members. A special
award went to Janet Pfaff,
director of the Pep Ban and
president of this year's ad
vanced band.
Outstanding science ' stu
dents, Leslie Dewey, Judy
Roberts, Robert Butcher,
Carole Crenshaw, Tom Rozell,
and Alan Bray, received sci
ence awards.
Mike Glines, student body
president, presented certifi
cates to student council rep
resentatives. New officers are
Vera Swanson, president, Ray
mond white, ' vice president;
Carol Mundlin, secretary;
Carol Foote, sergeant-at-arms,
and Frank Armstrong, trophy
custodian. New yell leaders
are Gloria " Thompson, Jack
Pullins, Sue Kelley. and
Jackie Glines.
A-TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
10 to 50 DISCOUNT
4 refrigerators, 1 elec. range, 1
gas range, 2 washers, 19' upright
: freezer, repossessed sewing ma
chines. Singer portable $18, big
gest selection of new & used
sewing machines in the Valley.
7 used TVs, $25 & up.
DAVENPORT APPLIANCE SHOP
405 N. Central
WOOD FEATHERS. Ideal bedding
for your dog. Keep fleas down.
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
FOR RENT Close in. Clean, attrac
tive 2-rm. apt. Most utilities St
washing facilities furn. 806 W.
Main. SP 2-4144.
MIKE & IKE. Watch 'em grow on
Purina Hog Chow at our Farm
Store. Monarch Seed Sc Feed Co.
CASH & CARRY
: WEEKS BEST BUY
40,000 ft. 2x6 No. 3 S4S Doug.
Fir, specified lengths $70. per M.
12,000 beautiful old used bricks
6 lie ea.
S&H Green Stamps
NORTON LUMBER CO.
Phoenix . KE 5-2037
Camp White TA 6-9331
Ashland MU 9-4833
We - fix em while you sleep.
Hawkins Nite Garage. SP 3-1534.
PURINA FEEDS. Test proven, labo
ratory controlled to give you
"more from what you have".
Monarch Seed & Feed Co., either
store.
LET'S GET READY for that hay
season. We now have a large
supply of Jupiter .baling twine,
335 lb. test, mildsBr & rodent
repellent. $7 60 bale. Special price
tor large quantity. .
Medford Feed &eed
330 N. Fir
a1
3-4503
HAY SALT. DAIRY FLY SPRAY,
, Dry Fly Bait. Monarch Seed &
Feed Co.
BIG & BETTER
GREEN FIR SLABS
Summer Prices. S&H
Green Stamps, too.
MEDFORD FUEL SP 2-2111
FERTILIZE after your first cutting
to boost production. See us for
material. Monarch Seed & Feed
C4J
new mulch
SAWDUST
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
SP 2-2111
LEGAL NOTICES
No. 10436
CITATION ON SALE OF
REAL PROPERTY -
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
JACKSON COUNTY
IN PROBATE
In the matter of the estate of
CARROLL S. GRAY, Deceased.
TO: LUKKI A. GRAY, GILBERT
DEAN GRAY. GEORGE MAN
FORD GRAY, and ROBERT
DEWEY GRAY.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON, you are hereby
commanded and cited to appear in
the above entitled Court and mat
ter within ten (10) days from the
date of the service of this citation,
if served within Jackson County,
Oregon, and within twenty (20)
days if served in any other Coun
ty in the State of Oregon, if per
sonally served, or, if served by
publication, within twenty-eight
(28) days from the date of the first
publication of this Citation, to
show cause, if any exists, why an
order of sale of the real property
of said estate, situated in jacKson
County, Oregon, to-wit:
Beginning at an iron pipe on
the south line of Section 20 in
Township 36 South, Range 4
west of the Willamette Meri
dian. Jackson County, Oregon,
said pipe being 8113 feet west
from the southeast corner of
said Section 20; thence running
north 34 35' west 209 feet and
north 18 00' west 80 feet to "
the head of flu draw; thence
along the bottom of said draw,
north 5 13' west 170 feet,
north 43' XV west 104 feet,
north 1 00' east 92 feet to an
iron pipe; thence north 46 30'
west 358 feet to an iron pipe
on the southerly boundary line
of the Pacific Highway; thence
north 46 30' west to the north
boundary of Government Lot 2
in said Section 20; thence north
42 25' east along said lot line;
100 feet; thence south 46 30'
east to an iron pipe on the
southerly line of the Pacific
Highway; thence south 4600'
east 400 feet to an iron pipe;
thence south 24 00' east to
the south line of said section
20; thence west along the south
- line of Section 20 to the point
" of beginning,
to pay the expenses of administra
tion of and the claims against said
estate, by Lukki A. Gray, the duly
appointed, qualified, and acting Ad
ministratrix of the above entitled
estate, should not be made as
rayed for in her petition on file
erein.
WITNESS MY HAND AND THE
SEAL OF SAID COURT this 27th
day of May, 195
E M. Madden,
Clerk of the Court
By Rea Jenkins, Deputy
CUSTOM KILLING
O CLEAN KELIABLE
ot Your-Plac a&J
Delivery to Your Locker
Aging room available. Expert
cutting, wrapping & markiag
of your meat for locker or
home freezer.
PHONE SP 2-6219
MEDFORD ICE
& STORAGE CO.
A-TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Residential lot 50x100,
close in for adults. Reasonable.
Inq. 343 N. Grape. -
FOR SALE Cedar chest. Chore
master garden tiller, table saw &
misc. SP 3-5516.
FOR SALE Oak dining rm. set &
6 chairs. Good condition, $35. 804
cedar. SP3-Z566.
WANTED TO RENT ft June 11th:
3-bdrm. house in country within
10 miles of Medford. Up to $60
per month. NO 4-2501.
FOR SAL1 Davenport & chair.
Call between 5 & 6. SP 2-8653.
WANTED Experienced electrical
appliance service man.. Good
salary. Steady position. Leonard
F'.ectric Co., 309 E. Main.
FRL3 2 -A. good hay for mowing.
SP 3-1871.
LOST Wallet containing papers 4
money. Reward. Chas. F. Cum
mings, SP 3-6154.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids endorsed "Proposal
for the Installation of a Six (6) Inch
Cast Iron Water Main on Woodrow
Lane from Crater Lake Avenue to
Wabash Avenue in the City of
Medford, Oregon" will be received
by the City Council of the City
of Medford, Oregon, at the office
of the Superintendent of the Board
of Water Commissioners, City Hall,
Medford, Oregon, until 11:00 AH.
on the Fifteenth day of June, 1959,
and will then be publicly opened
and read. -
Te work for which prvosals
are invited will be paid by Im
provement Fund Warrants from
assessments to be levied upon the
property benefited by such work
and by Water Commission War
rants as set forth in Section 48 of
the "General Provisions".
The work includes the following:
FURNISHING AND INSTALLING
Approximately 501 cu. yds. Exca
vation it Backfill
Approximately 1.440 lin ft. 6"
Cast Iron Pipe
Approximately - 4 ea. 6" Gate
Valves
Approximately 3 ea. Fire Hy-
drants
iximately
Apprc
Fittines
280 lbs. Cast Iron
Plans and Specifications may be
obtained at the Water Commission
Office in the City Hall at Medford,
Oregon, upon the deposit of Ten
(10) Dollars, which sum so deposit
ed will be refunded if said Plans
and Specifications are returned in
ood condition within fifteen (15)
ays after the opening of bids.
The necessary cast iron pipe,
valves and fittings may be pur
chased from -the Board of - Water
Commissioners' at their shop on
Fir and Jackson Streets.
The right is reserved to reject
any or all proposals and to accept
such proposals as are to the best
interest of the City.
Dated this 1st day of June, 1959.
CITY. OF MEDFORD, OREGON
By Robert L. Lee
Robert L. Lee. Superintendent
Board of Water Commissioner
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A-TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Male Labrador, 1 yr.
old SP 2-6976.
FOR SALE Strawberries, you pick,
$2 crate, your container. 2909
Madrona Lane.
FOR SALE 6 yr. size crib with
springs, $12.50. Also, basssinet.
complete, $3. SP 2i9763.
FOR RENT 2-bdrm. unfuao. house,
nice yard, $75. 315 Bsftrdman.
SP 2-8863.
FOR RENT In country, large shady
yard, unfurn. small 2-bdrm.
house, fireplace, garage. Phone
SP 3-2469, 3438 Madrona Lane.
FOR SALE Excellent 1955 Mer
cury Monterey sport coupe. Con-
uneniai mi. a- z-ouuv.
FOR RENT Unfurn. 1-bdrm. home,
$30 mo. 2607 Howard Ave.
FOR SALE Buck & doe black
Flemish Giant. Buck & doe Calif.
Giant, $10. All for $20 including
hutches. Call after 6 pjn.
SP 2-9565.
FOR SALE Lamps, chairs, beds,
mattresses, range, refrig., daven-
Sort, washer, tables, bunk beds
: misc. household items. Rea
sonably priced. SP 2-2535 or
SP 2-5133 after 3 pjn. 805 Taylor.
20 ACRES, 5 irrig., 3-bdrm. home,
bam Sc outbuilding, $11,000, l,4
down. 4 mi. out Table Rock Rd.
By appointment only. Do not
bother tenants. Write Box 2817.
FOR SALE 14' Playboy sport run
about. 15 h.p. 1955 Evinrude mo
tor & boat trailer. Motor in ex
cellent condition. Boar complete
ly fiberglassed up to the deck &
Just painted. MU 9-607 after 5.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY.
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
In the Matter of the Estate of Es
mond Ivan Colpitts, aka Ed P.
Colpitts, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that I have been appointed Execu
trix of the above estate by an
order made therein on May 13,
1959; all creditors having claims
against said deceased are hereby
notified to present the same, duly
verified, and with proper vouchers
attached, to me at the office of
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Big DoubleOLoadi Red Fir
Summer Prices ,
Better wood in Ma & June
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
Ph. SP. 2-2111 Court at McAndrews
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nciu. mi-s u. a. national sans
Bldg- Medford, Oregon, within
six months from the date of this
notice. -
Dated at Medford. Ortgon. this
18th day of May, 1953.
Eva R. Colpitts
Executrix
NOTICE OF 'FILING APPLICA
TION FOR A CHANGE IN
POINT OF DIVERSION OF
WATER
Notice is given hereby that Bar
bara P Pearson has filed an appli
cation for the approval of a change
in point ot diversion of water from
Rogue River.
By decree of the circuit court for
Jackson Co., entered April 26, 1919,
in the matter of the determination
of the relative rights of the varions
claimants to the waters of Rogue
River and its tributaries, a water
right was established in the name
of J. S. and Eliza Tucker for the
irrigation of 12 acres in the NEV
SEJ4 and 17acresintheNWVSEV4j
See. 39 and 4 acres in SWiNW",,
8 acrf?in SEViNWi, 15 acres in
NE SW,4. 38 acres in NWSW,4
and 1 acre in SWV4SWV4. Sec. 33,
T. 33 S.. R. 1 E., WJVI., from Rogue
River with a date of priority of
1880. These lands are Irrigated by
means of a pumping plant, the
point of diversion of said pumping
Si?ltel2g,located 262 t.'S. and
2005 ft. W from NE corner of Sec.
33, and being within the SW','
NEV. said Sec 33. T. 33 S, R. 1 E
WJVI.
The applicant herein, owner of
all the lands above described with
the exception of 13 acres in NwS
SEV. Sec. 32. proposes to irrigate
said lands by means of a pumping
plant, the5 point of diversion of
said pumping plant to be located
1455 ft N. and 288 ft. E. from the
SW corner of Sec. 33, and being
within the NW4SWV. said Sec. 33,
T. 33 6., R. 1 E., W.M.
; All persons interested are noti-
Electrlcal Wiring & Repair
Industrial Commercial '
Residential
Call Jack Henbest
ROGUE ELEC. SERVICE
SP 2-6603 961 Shafer Lane
wm
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Medford, Ore., on July 15, 1959.
pegmning at 10:00 ajn. All objec
tions to the proposed cnange. If
any there are. will be heard at
said time and place. Any objections
shall be prepared in writing, one
copy to be served on Barbara P.
t caiauii, AieuA, vrcgon. ana one
copy mailed to the State Engineer,
filing fee, at least 10 days prior to
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His pay check k average bat even without
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lifetime. - - y .
Remember, die money you earn through die
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Let us help you protect this income from all
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Sometime this spring you'll step for
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For the first time, you'll really be
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there. '
There's never been as much oppor
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But remember: opportunity -is im
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MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. IO
Monday, June 1, 1959
the data act for hearing. If no ob
jections are filed, the application
may be approved by the State
Engineer without- hearing.
Dated at Salem, Ore., this 14th
day of May 1959.
LEWIS A. STANLEY.
State Engineer
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