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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1959)
TV"'!! o 3 -vSi ;-4i.srt --"U -vv- -s"-i- MAIL TRIBUNI, Medferd, Or. 7 Sunday, Oct. 11, 1959 The ivhole town's rockin9 to toppling Penney prices! 1 - Ql Ff iz n D v Kff I ' o Medford Officials Plan to Attend League Meeting A new proposed model city ordinance for transportation . and storage of explosives will be one of the subjects at the annual meeting of the League . of Oregon Cities Oct. 18 to ! Oct. 21 in Portland, according , to the agenda. All of Med ford's department heads plan to attend. - The model ordinance was developed following requests of several Oregor cities after 9 the Roseburg disaster. Some : of the cities indicated they " had adopted a suggested ordi nance of the National Fire Protection association but do not consider it entirely ade quate. ; The league office has also developed a suggested ordi 0 nance for cities to establish a civil service system for fire ; men. A law enacted by the 1959 state legislature requires Q that Oregon cities having, be ; sides the chief, four or more : full-time firemen establish : civil service systems. . Personnel Covered i, - Fire department personnel : covered by the act must be subject to civ'! service by Sept. 1, 1960. Medford has 'harJ nph an ordinance since . 1 1936 which was appoved at an election. Registration opens Sun- j day, Oct. 18, followed by a city managers' luncheon and business meeting and a get acquainted reception at 5:30 p.m. Two highlights of the con vention will be addresses by John F. Kennedy, U.S. sena tor from Massachusetts ou Tuesday, and Mayor Donald e Hummel, Tucson, Ariz., a , member of the American Mu- nicipal association board of - difedtors Tuesday evening. Scheduled lo Attend - Scheduled to -ttend the e jeague convention from Med cford are Mayor John W. Sni &r, Councilmen Jimmy Dun f J6vy, Al Bradford, Robert 0 JBaeccus, Donald Hansen and Stanley Stark; Planning Com xnissioBers Paul Selby and Jack. Edson; City Manager ' , Robert Duff, City Engineer Vernon Thorpe, Recorder Treasurer barell Huson, Pur chasing Agent 'Richard V. Hogan, Police Chief Charles Champlin, Fire Chief Gordon Barker, Building Inspector O. R. McNeel, Park and Rec :refition -Director 'Robert I Haworti, and Dorothy Sned den, city hall secretary. Museum Receive! 1816 Rocker 2 Jacksonville - A small hick ory rocker, handmade in 1816, was among Items received last month by the Jacksonville mu-. seum. o ,The rocker was taken by covered wagon from Virginia to Sweetwater, Tex., by John Fine, and was brought to Orer gon in 1901 by his grand daughter, Mrs. Mary Hill Dunn, Ashland. ; The chair and a diary by Mrs. Dunn, along with other articles, were donated by Mrs. Mary Cook, Eugene, daughter of Mrs. Ottie Dunn Caldwell, granddaughter of Mrs. Dunn and great-great-granddaughter of John Fine. . Other gifts and loans receiv ed during the month were from Mrs. Cornelius Collins, Bert Kissinger,- and John E. . Gribble, all of Medford;'. Dr. Erie L. Klein and Ernel E. Stearns. Ashland; Mrs. H.1 K. Hanna, Mrs. Guy Garrett, Mrs. William Ziegler, all of Jack sonville; Mrs. Lucy Edington, Gold Hill; Mrs. Nellie Street, Granjs Pass; Don Fitzgerald, Plush; and Mrs. Robert M. Fisher, Pennsylvania. Jack sonville senior class contribut ed a copy of the school annual. Attendance at the museum during September was 4,103, an increase of 577 over the same month last year: Visitors came from 40 states and six foreign countries. Boy Scout troop 44 from Yoncalla also toured the museum last month. Sheriff's Deputies Investigate Burglary Sheriffs deputies Friday were investigating Thursday night break and entries at Butte Falls tavern and Butte Falls general store. ,; .. They said that a ' gix-pack carton of beer, $60 in nickels and a wrecking bar wer taken from the tavern and. a 12 gauge shotgun, $20 in stamp and $60 in cash from the store. Mode of operation of the j thief or thieves was the same in both burglaries, deputies j aid. ' i Daughter fu I V Suburban rj. h Buy! 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