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16 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. Sunday, Dc. 6. 1959 Liquor Licenses Are Approved by Council The Medford city council Friday noon renewed sevSral liquor licenses and denied one, Liquor license renewals were on the council's agenda Thursday night, but action was continued to a special meeting Friday noon to- give the council additional time to consider the applications All renewal applications were renewed except one for Henry's Broiler, 1206 North Riverside ave. The council gave no reason for denying approval of the application At Thursday's meeting. request by Ping's Gardens, 2330 North Pacific highway for a liquor dispensing license was tabled indefinitely be cause there are too many liauor dispensing . establish ments in Medford at present, the council explained. Commission Request The council said the Ore gon State Liquor Commission requests there be no more than one liquor outlet for ev ery 2,000 persons. Medford is already over this suggested quota, the council said. Wallace Wong, one of the owners of Ping's Gardens, was told his request came Committee to Study Park Areas An "exploratory" commit tee meeting on possibilities of park and recreation area con struction in the Bear Creek area will be held in the coun ty courthouse Tuesday after noon. County Judge Earl Mill er has announced. "This is a voluntary ex ploratory meeting to deter mine tbe possibility of coop eration (among federal, state and local agencies) for estab lishing a reasonable amount of recreation area between Seven Oaks and Ashland as part of the new Pacific high way freeway construction, the county judge explained.. Miller said he hoped to de velop some factual informa tion on a proposed construc tion program. " Those Invited Include El mer Biegel, Ashland city sup erintendent; Chester Corry, architectural engineer, Ash land; Robert Duff, Medford city manager; Vernon Thorpe, Medford city engineer; Ned Langford, Medford planning commission technician; Rob ert L. Haworth, Medford parks and recreation direc tor; Freeman Mason, Central Point mayor; Paul Rynnirig, county engineer; Robert J. Carstensen, assistant county engineer; and Jack Eaton, county planning commission technician, and the- county court. with favorable recommenda tions, but would have to be tabled until there was an opening for another dispens ing establishment. The council's approval or disapproval of liquor dispens ing applications is not bind ing on the state liquor com mission, but is taken into consideration' the council said. Ultimate authority lies with the state commission. The council approved change of name and owner ship of the Community Gro cery, 1101 East Jackson st. formerly owner by John L. and Mildred Duke Arzner, to Yoakley's Community Gro cery, now owned by O. Earl Yoakley. Approves Incorporation It also approved the incor poration of Brown's Cafe, 101 East Main st., with Glenn F and Wanda J. Willford, the officers and sole stockholders A request for a change of ownership by the North Riv erside Tavern, 1701 North Riverside ave., was rejected by the council The council approved changes of names frem Hu- son's to Pruitts Fountain Lunch, 436 West Main st., and Dad's Hideaway to Don's Hideaway, 1182 Court st. It was agreed to let The Hi-Way, 12 North Riverside ave., and Don s Hideaway, drop partners in their busi nesses. All councilmen, except Fred E. Robinson, were pres ent at Friday's meeting. May or John Snider, who returned Thursday night from the Am erican Municipal association conference in Denver, also at tended, Jacksonville Man Hurt in Accident A passengerwas injured in a two-venicie accident on Jacksonville highway early Friday morning between Matlacks grocery and Oak Grove school, state police re ported. Sherman Elvm Meeds, 26, of route 2, box IF, Jackson ville, was taken to Rogue Val ley hospital with, an injured right shoulder. 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