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2 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medfor, Or. Snday, A.,. 9, 1939 Deadline for Fair Entering Aug. 15 Entry blanks for the Kiwa nis Centennial Fair will be received until Saturday, Aug. 15, Larry Horton, exhibits chairman, said yesterd y. He said there are four de partments in which exhibitors may submit entries. They are food, textiles, floral arrange ments, and land products. Se lection of prize winners will be handled at the Fair, which is scheduled Aug. 20 through Aug. 23 nt he Medford Armory. Rules governing the Ore gon State I air will apply to entries in the county 'fair, Horton said. Any person or group in Jackson county may enter. Entry blanks may be sub mitted to Fair headquarters, 1221 Court st., prior to Aug. 15, Horton noted. Travel Editors Visit in Valley Four travel editors spon sored by the Pacific North west Travel association in which the- Jackson County Chamber of Cemmerce main tains membership visited the ' Rogue valley this week end. The editors are Don Page, Seattle Post Intelligencer; "Wally Guenther, Los Angeles Times; Joseph Jost, St. Louis Globe Democrat; and Jerome Petit, Detroit Times. Chamber officials said va cation trips to the Pacific nortwest, and to this area, have resulted from travel ed itor columns for the past 10 years. TV TECHNICIANS! FOR Simpson Signal Generator Eico Model 460 Scope.... Electro DC Power Supply Model D-412T. Seeo VT Grid Circuit Tester Model GCT5... Precision Tube Tester Model Car Radio Shop Antenna.! TV Hand Truck. Box 147 Sprague Ceramic Capacitor 65 Capacitors 6TM Series 71 Resistors (BTA) 22 Sprague Atomlytic Filter COVE VALLEY SUPPLY, Shady Cove, Ore. Phone TR 8-2131 ' The New JA E3ATG ABB o ro. ft ONLY 24" WIDE SO Ibi. FROZEN STOtAGE WU-WIOTH VEG. CUSff t TROWBRIDGE & FLYMW 214 West Main Phone SP 3-6241 316 ... V APPLIANCE CENTER s- KIWANIS CENTENNIAL FAIR MEDFORD ARAORY .". August 20-23, 1959 GENERAL ENTRY FORM Name Address.. City and State Please enter the, following, subject to rules governing exhibits: Dept. j Div. Class He. No. No. Add additional All entry forms must Mail to KIWANIS CENTENNIAL FAIR 1221 Court Street - Medford, Oregon . County Court Tours , Members of the Jackson county court were familiar ized Thursday with what is being done to keep Rogue River National forest lands productive as they are being cut off. Judge Earl Miller and Com missioners Chester Wendt and Ralph James were taken over most of the Butte Falls dis trict and part of the Prospect district by Howard Hopkins, SALE Model 479 $125.00 $ 85.00 -$ -$ . -$ 30.00 20.00 20.00 2.00 10.00 20.00 10.00 5.50 4.50 10.00 No. 412.. .... .$ -$ -$ -$ Capacitors B Description of Article shoots if needed be mailed by August 14 National Forest timber management officer of the forest. vThe county ' .officials were shown forest utilization, re forestation work and road de velopment. Hopkins took them to one, six and 47-year-old forest "plantations" and to a clear cut area where burning will be done this fall planting next spring.. The 47-year-old planting was made in an area burned in 1910. - Norway Student to Live in Yreka Yreka-Brit Froydis Ebert, 16, of Norway, is on her way to - Yreka as an American Field Service student to spend the high school year at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Young. An outstanding student at home, Brit will be a senior at Yreka Hih schol and a mem ber of a family that includes a foster brother ..and sister, Mike, 13, and Shelly Young, 14. Brit is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ebert ' of Oslo. Her father is a fireman. Usual life span of the oak tree is 200 to 300 years. otuise a wf? m(cmm When purchased as a pair (o)(5)5 (You Save $30.00 and don't forget liberal Trade-In) Twenty-Five Names First Jury Pane! for Twenty - five names were drawn Friday at city hall for Medford's first jury panel. The persons selected will be on call for duty on trial juries through the rest oi 1959. Thpir names were drawn by lot by City Recorder Darell Huson in the presence of City Judge Alan Holmes and City Attorney Joel B. Reeder. They were drawn from a prelimi nary jury list of 200 names. This action followed' ap; proval by the city council last week of an ordinance author izing jury trials in municipal court for offenses against the city. Legislation passed by the state earlier this year paved the way. No Reguests Reeder reported that so far no defendants in municipal court have requested a jury trial under the new procedure. Only residents who have paid taxes on -real property are subject to jury duty, Reeder explained. He noted that this differs from jury procedure at the county level. He pointed out that while Oregon law covering county level juries (district and cir cuit courts) specifies that jur ors be picked from either the latest tax roll or the regis tration list from the last elec tion,' the new state law cover ing trials in city courts does not specifically spell out this eitheror alternative. On Both Lists . Hence, he said, he has con strued the new law applying to city court juries to mean that a prospective juror's name 'must appear on both lists. This eliminates persons eligible to vote in city elec tions but not owning houses or other taxable real prop erty. Those otherwise qualified who can claim exemption from jury duty under state law include: judges; state or federal officers whose duties would be inconsistent with jury duty; attorneys; prac ticing physicians, dentists, op tometrists, chiropractors, os teopaths, Christian Science practitioners, natur opaths, and undertakers; firemen; state senators and representa tives, while the Legislature is in session; and active mem bers of the Oregon National Guard, or those who have served actively with the Guard for six years. Generally, those qualified for jury duty include per sons over 21 who are U.S. citizens, residents of the coun ty for at least a year, in pos LN b HOLDS 318 LBS. Ft 1 session of their "natural facul ties" and of sound mind, who have never been convicted of a felony or a misdemeanor involving moral turpitude and who would if called be serv ing on a jury .panel for more than one term in a year. The list of 25 selected in cludes: ATKINS, William E.,' 711 West Second st.; ATTER BURY, Elmo, 1002 West Eleventh st.; BARNES, Mar garet P.'. 2210 Hillcrest rd.; BENNETT, John L, Jr., 23 Rose "ave.; BINEGAR, Pa tricia E.. 1441 South Ivy st.; BURCHFIELD, " Bessie. 232 Beatty st.; COY, Sam F.,'321 Effie st.; DICKEY, Pauline E., 53 South' Modoc ave.; DYNGE, V e r d a M., 1301 Prospect Residents Assured of Help in Establishing Dump Assurance that it definitely will cooperate in -establishment and operation of . a new garbage dump in the Prospect area was given to residents of that community Thursday by the Jackson county court. County, and Rogue River National forest service offi cials met with representatives of Prospect organizations vand inspected the proposed dump site. County Commissioner Ches ter Wendt said that court de cision on just what its partic ipation in the dump will be is anticipated in the next few days. He pointed out that the court faces similar problems in other areas and is taking an overall view of the mat ter. ' Tentative proposal is that the U.S. forest service make, available to the county court a site a short distance off Red Blanket rd. about two miles northeast of Prospect for a landfill dump rather than a burning dump. . ' Dump Closed A dump near the state de partment of forestry's Pros pect guard station has been closed because of its status as a fire hazard. Prospect people have agreed to prepare the pro posed national forest site if the county can operate it as a dump. Wendt indicated that the court will not go directly v- gaia FULL WIDTH rllW"'"' a "i I I 1 Watch Westinghouse . Desilu Playhouse Every Monday Night KBES-TV Drawn for Medford Spring st.; EDWARDS, ' Earl A., 718 South Holly st.; EIS MANN, Vina, 723 Sherman ave.; FAHLEN, Olva, 48 South Modoc ave.; FISCH, Farrell E., 614 South Holly st.; GIL MAN, Lew G.. 1100 East Main st.; HAWK, Inez, 1709 East Jackson st.; . HOSKINS, June, 201 Ashland ave.; HUGHES, Gladys, 720 South Modoc ave.; KLATT, Melba, 204 Ttledford" Heights; KULA, Frank, 1634 Grand ave.; LEEK, Eula P., 1530 West Main st.; LOGAN, Alta L., 732 West Second st.; Mc HUGH, Ruth E., 500 North Berkeley way; ROUHIER, Charlette Jean. 925 Winches ter ave.; WHITE, Jack E., 531 Palm st.; and YOUNG, Bessie E., 519 North Grape st. into the garbage dump busi ness" but is contemplating as sistance. He reported that the site is well adapted for land fill disposal and that the court is most interested in cooper ating with Prospect residents. The site was okehed Thurs day by : County Sanitarians Orie Moore and William Die riex, the commissioner said. Wendt stated that the pro posed dump site is now cov ered with' timber, sale of which would pay for con struction of a .9-mile dirt road, i The county is being asked to put rock on the road. At the Prospect meeting, in addition to County Judge Earl Miller, Commissioners Ralph James and Wendt and the sanitarians were County Engineer Paul Rynning, As sistant Engineer Robert Car stenson and Timber Manage ment Officer Howard Hop kins of Rogue River National forest. . .STUNT COST MOUNTS Lafayette, In J. (UPD - Offi cials of the Lafayette Nation al bank who budgeted $8 for a promotion stunt added up the bill Friday and found they'd actually thrown away $2,808. The bank sold 800 sil ver dollars for 99 cents each. Thursday, they said, they were advLed that the mint condition 1896 coins have a collectors va!ue of $4.50 each. 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