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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1960)
o o 6 a MA,Lr i Area Students Win First Cover Spray To Be Completed The first cover spray on pears and apples should be completed by Wednesday, May 25, advised County Horti cultural Agent C. B. Cordy and L. G. Gentner, entomolo gist, Southern Oregon Branch Experiment station. On pears. In air blast spray ers growers should use 8 pounds of DDT plus 10 pounds of malathion or 6 pounds of parathion or EPN per acre for control of codling moth and psylla. If Tcdion is to be used for mite control, add 8 pounds per acre. In hose gun rigs ust 114 pounds DDT and 2 pounds of malathion or 1 pound para thion or EPN per 100 gallons If Tedion is to be used, add 1 i pounds per 100 gallons. On apples, they advise us ing 12 pounds DDT and pounds parathion per acre, or 2 pounds DDT and 1 pound parathion per 100 gallons. When orchards adjoin pas tures or hay crops onto which the spary may drift use only 8 pounds Guthion ppr acre or 12 pounds per 100 gallons on the nearby rows and use every precaution to minimize drift. One to 2 ounces of spreader sticker per 100 gallons is de sirable, they advised. SMALL CAH COMPLAINT Nashville, Tenn.-IUHII-Higli-way engineer J. Clark Akers complained Thursday the pop ularity of gas-saving foreign and compact cars has cut gasoline consumption and re sulted In smaller tax collections. SOC Scholarships A 1 h 1 a n d - Recipients of state board scholarships to Southern Oregon cuiitrKe were announced last week by Ma bel Winston, registrar. All are Oregon high school seniors. Students receiving full tu ition fee scholarships from this area are Beverly Tresh am, Eagle Point; Gail Stone, Rogue River; LaVonne Whit- lock, Talent; Suzanne Rogers, Prospect; Mark Nelson, Illi nois Valley of Cave Junction; Joyce Hunter, Phoenix; Chrys tine Camp, Luella Fehrs, and Carolyn Irwin, Grants Pass; Mildred Boyd, Peggy Keith, and Jean Wobbe, Medford. Other winners are Nancy Beacham, Rachel Hamilton, Carol Myers, Byron Homin- ger, Rosalie Wilson, Central Point; Sharon Alner, Denlce Dodge, Ethel Redbird, Genene Seymour, James Susee, and Carolyn Wells, Ashland. Area students receiving partial scholarships are Betty Duffy, James Skibby, Michael Watts, Ashland; Constance Black, Alice Croxton, Crater; Charlene Highland, Doris James, Harold Young, Med ford; Carole Hlxson, Grants Pass; Lewis Mitchell, Phoenix. - ifr foe JwTeUs., Iff Toenf Gorcen Cub To Sponsor Clean-Up Talent - A clean-up d.rive sponsored by the local garden club is to take place at the Stern's cemetery sometime be fore Memorial day. Club officials have remin ded all interested persons to help clean the lots or donate money for the project. The average freight train today has about cars. Jala Randan SUMMER RAIL TOUR m 1, the West's leading rail tour specialists, M this 19-day, 10,000-mile escorted trip. You'll depart from the West Coast on August 19 via deluxe Pullman accommodations. Yu'll leeie' twe days In Yellowstone National Park enjoy a four-day cruise on the Great Lakes visit Montreal, Toronto, and Niagara Falls. TJ 1 YnII p slptiMlll In New York (or three days, see Broadway shows from reserved seats, then travel te Washington, D.C, and return via Chicago tnd Carlsbad Caverns. Reservations limited. i mm I niimgion, i.u., ino return via unicagt mKvmP?lJ i j nd Carlsbad Caverns. Reservations 'AgjftftZj fi j tti IihIwi grjrtTgjVfipaa lr r.tivr j i RANDOM TOURS 01 SeKend Av., Suit 50SA, Seottle, Wash. COLD DECK The picture above shows must store logs against the time when rain part of the enormous stockpile of lugs in and snow prevent hauling during the winter the Kogap Lumber Industries' yard last fall, months. The policy, however, ties up a good representing some 12 million board feet of deal of capital and is costly tax-wise, accord lumber. In order to keep year-round opera- ing to Kogap Vice President S. V. Mc tion and provide a steady payroll, mills Queen. f'w a v , ' --'Yf w 'uwa- Ar " - GONE This picture, taken last week from approximately the same spot as the one above, shows the log deck at Kogap Lum ber Industries all but depleted. Hauling, according to the whims of the weather, has been off and on during the last few weeks, but the cold decks at most southern Oregon mills will soon begin to grow again. Limousine Service Asks Council for Equal Treatment An attorney for the Airport 1 legedly been operating llle Limousine service appealed gaily, to the Medford city council Councilman Donald Hanson Thursday night for equal sajd lhat when the city coun- treatment for his clients. cil granted the Airport Lim Attorney Richard Court-! ousine service license to op- right said the city should per- erate several months ago it mit the Airport limousine service to have the same priv ileges in its services to the municipal airport as the Yel low Cab limousine service has. The council had been con sidering imposing some re strictions on the operation of the service because it had al- Last First Aid Class Set Monday Eagle Point - LeRoy Wil liams, local first aid chairman of the Jackson county chapter of the American National Red Cross, will conduct the closing meeting Monday of the first aid theory and skills class being held at the Eagle Point grade school. Instructor for the course is Dr. Harold Reith, with Mrs. Retta Reith, assistant intruc tor. The class Is using the newly-revised first aid text book. During the course two films were shown, one through the courtesy of the California Oregon Power company on "Rescue Breathing," and the other from RC headquarters entitled "Disaster and You." Completing the course and receiving certificates are Mary G. Conrad, Butte Falls, Mrs. Virgil O. Cool, Mrs. E. T. Garrison, Herschel Harper, Mrs. Marie Harper, and Mrs. Marie Small, Central Point; Mrs. Helen Barrow, Waldo Hull, Mrs. Harvey Phillips, Mrs. Betty J. Pogue, Mrs. L. O. Pogue, Dorothy Swan, Marie L. Wilson, Eagle Point; Mrs. Vida B. Estelle, Mrs. Eva Pittsley, Adrian L. Pittsley, Medford; Patricia E. Fergu son, Merle B. Morgan, Shady Cove. The class has been spon sored by the Eagle Point Seventh-day Adventlst Welfare society. HOLD PIONEER PARTY Manchester, England UPD British and American scien tists Thursday night held a party at Jodrell Bank radio telescope station to celebrate Thursday's contact with America's Pioneer V satellite, now 10 milion miles in space. had understood that the own er, Clarence Jones, had want ed the service to operate be tween motels, hotels and the airport only. Dasirad Destinations The service has allegedly been dropping off passengers from the airport at their de sired destinations, Including residential areas. Courtright said that the route between the airport and downtown motels and hotels was the one which Jones or- riginally requested. But, he argued, the airport was not then served by any limousine service, just the Yellow Cab company. Since the Airport Limousine service has start ed operations the Yellow Cab company has also started op erating a limousine at the air port. Grossly Unfair Courtright said, "it seems to me that to restrict Jones' limousine service and none of the others would be gross ly unfair." City Attorney Joel Rcedcr pointed out to the council that the limousine service is lic ensed under the taxi-cab pro vision in the city code. He said there is no destinction between taxi-cabs and limou sines in the code. Hanson said he feels the council should take some ac tion in order to clarify the intent of the council at the time it granted Jones a li cense to operate the limou sine service. He said that if Jones wants a taxi-cab license he should apply for it. Councilman R. L. Van Sickle said the council has ap parently given them a license to do "everything" whether it intended to or not. They already have a taxi-cab license he added, and said he is not sure that anything can be done about It. An attorney for the Yellow Cab company said that com pany had a limousine for some time but used It only when necessary, prior to the start of the Airport Limou sine service. Mayor John Snider said the council's "first concern is for the public." He said that the recent extent of competition for passengers at the airport does "not make a good ap pearance." Commitlee Consideration Van Sickle moved that the matter be referred to the ex ecutive committe for further study, and the council unan imously concurred in this. A request from the law of fices of Day and Courtright that the city provide for reg ulation of ground transporta tion service at the airport was also referred to the ex ecutive committee for study. City Manager Robert A. Duff noted that the city ad ministration would have some suggestions for things which could be done to improve the situation at the airport. In other cab company busi ness, the council denied a re quest from Courtesy Cab com pany that it be allowed to have the exclusive use of two more curb parking spaces, The council said that the one they already have should be enough. It was also recommended that the company not be al lowed to rent meter "hoods." 31 vsjeV iviagnQvo. Stereo HI-FI PORTABLE! Complete with STEREO ALBUMS 3 ALMOST 20 SELECTIONS THE SARATOGA TAKE YOUR LISTENING PLEASURE WHEREVER YOU GO . . . WITH THIS COMPLETE MAGNAVOX STEREO HI-FI PORTABLE! Two Magnavox speakers with coaxial tweeters for fine tone quality. Easily removed lid contains second stereo channel. Exclusive Magnavox precision automatic changer plays all records. Smart, easy-to-carry case in beautiful two-tone colors . . . Complete with 2 Stareo Albums. 'LIMITED TIME OFFER ALL FOR ONLY $7990 PURUCKER MUSIC HOUSE Direct Factory Dealer 111 North Central Phone SP 3-7531 HEMINGWAY NEWS 7r--D-- MOVES TO KMED Tomorrow 7:00 A.M. KMED Number I News Station 1 440 WHAT'S IN A NAME? Santa Cruz, Calif. (UPD Santa Cruz bank officials re ported Thursday that a gro cery clerk accepted a $20 check signed by "You Been Had." United Nations, N.Y.-dJPD-U.N. diplomats said today some shocking tales of big league espionage may unfold in the . impending Security Council debate on the American-Soviet spy plane hassle. Elks Convention Booster ft May 26-28 i$ MoT viSME SffAAV Watch Our Next Ad for Proof of This Statement BUT . . . YOU CAN MAKE YOUR DREAM OF BUILDING OR BUYING YOUR OWN HOME "VISIBLE" . . . STOP IN AT JACKSON COUNTY FEDERAL AND TALK OVER YOUR HOME FINANCING NEEDS . . . MAKE YOUR FINANCING PROBLEM OUR PROBLEM! Arnwtr to last week'i ad: MOTHS DO NOT EAT CLOTHES Moths lay eggs which develop into larva. Theier latter are the guilty culprits! They than change into pupae and form cocoons, trom which later emerge the innocent moths. 1 Popular Fallacies, A. S. E. Ackerman, B. 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