MONDAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1980
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MEDFORD MAIL THIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON
Music Educators
To Hold State
Meet in Ashland
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By Jimmy Hado
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Ashland-The Oregon Music
Educator'! association will
hold its annual state confer
ence lor the first time in
southern Oregon when it con
venes in Medford Friday and
Saturday, Nov. 11 and 12.
Affiliated with the Music
Educator's National confer
ence, there is a student chap
ter on the Southern Oregon
college campus which will act
as . host to campus visitors
from other Oregon colleges.
Dr. Arthur Kreisman, direc
tor of general studies at SOC,
will be keynote speaker at the
all conference luncheon Fri
day. His topic will be "Music
in a Changing World."
Miss Helene Robinson, of
the SOC music department,
will play a piano solo Friday
evening at the banquet, in the
Rogue Valley Country club.
Other SOC music staff mem
bers plan to attend.
On the program will be
Beatrice Krome, noted text
author, of Los Angeles who
will present demonstrations
in elementary music; Robert
Zimmerman of San Francisco,
who will give a demonstra
tion on band techniques.
There also will be perform
ances by public school groups
from various areas of the
state.
AH MENC members, of the
SOC chapter will be admitted
free to the conference. Those
persons interested in obtain
ing membership in the group
may contact Miss Robinson at
the college for details.
Water Shortage Ever
Problem To Nations
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Edwin H. ,
TAYLOR
County
Commissioner
Ceunty requirement can bt
mat with aconomy. TAX
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Taylor for Commissioner. ...
Comm. Harper Edwordt, .
Chm., 2092 Rldgeway,
Madford , . ...
By HENRY J. BECHTOLD
UPI Financial Editor
, New York - (UPD - Water,
water everywhere, but not a
drop to drink.
This may exaggerate a lit
tle the situa
tion in the
world today
where three
qua rlers of
the earth's
surface area is
water, but
there is no
doubt that
there is a wa-
Htnrjr Bachtold ler shortage,
Unfortunately, the salty
seas are not any good for
drinking, processes and man
ufacturing. Fresh, desalted
and demineralized water is a
necessity, not a luxury.
Supplying ordinary pure
water to the world's expand
ing thirsty population and
booming Industry has created
a relatively new industry of
substantial Interest to invest
ors, according to Harris, Up
ham & Co.
A Sound Investment
An Industry based on scien
tific advancements which en
able the removal of salts and
minerals from water has a
known economic future, and
this is a bright future based
upon fundamental laws of
supply and demand, the com
pany declared.
Even in the water - rich
United States there already
is a number of plants demtn-
eralizing brackish ground wa
ters. Although we are using
only 60 per cent of our total
available water supplies,
these supplies are unevenly
distributed, forcing severe
shortages in many parts of
the country.
Unless we are able to tap
addition). I sources, the brok-
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j NOVEMBER 13 ISSUE
wtth your
' ' Mtdford Mail Tribune
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erage firm stated, we will be
using nearly 00 per cent of
total supply from natural re.
sources 15 years from now.
by which time local and re
gional shortages may become
so widespread and severe as
to constitute a national din
aster.
World-Wide Problem
The problem is much worse
throughout the - rest of the
world where at least 60 to 100
underdeveloped nations and
territories face . water short
ages which in time can only
be met from brackish and salt
water sources.
At present, according to the
Harris, Upham report to in
vestors, the United States
leads the world in research
and development on saline wa
ter conversion. There are
some 100 firms spending a
total of about $50 million an
nually on de-salting research
and development.
Ionics, Inc., Pfaudlcr - Per-
mutit, Inc., American Machine
& Foundry, Union Tank Car.
carrier Corp., Fairbanks
Morse, Slruthers Wells, Blaw-
Knox, and Kopper Chemical
Co., are among the firms ac
tive In the field.
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Increasing
of World
ben. Lyndon Johnson, now
running for vice president of
the United States on the Dem
ocratic ticket, has expressed
much interest on the subject.
A Democratic victory next
week could well pave the way
for. increased government ex
penditures on saline water
conversion.
Present Conversion Method
The present methods of con
version are membrane, freez
ing, distillation and solar dis
tillation. Electrodialysis,' un
der the first category, is the
only method developed on a
commercial basis. Based on
ion transfer, the process uses
electric energy to separate
salts and other impurities
that ionize and become elec
trically charged when dis
solved in water. , ;
By passing braklsh or high
ly mineralized water be
tween special plastic mem
branes, the electrically charg
ed impurities are moved un
der the influence of the elec
tric current into a waste
stream. The purified water
then flows out of the mem
brane stack into the water
main.
Boa Water Used Later
The report said that past
experience has shown that
brackish water will be used
first, and sea water later in
overcoming water shortages.
The electrodialysis process
provides the cheapest fresh
water - about 15 to 20 cents
per thousand gallons where
a brackish water of low sa
linity is available. Costs, how
ever, increase with the salt
content. In comparison,, most
municipal water costs today
vary from five cents to 40
cents per thousand gallons
where fresh surface or well
waters are readily available.
Library Association
Leader in Medford
Miss Dessa Hofstetter, pres
ident of the Oregon State Li
brary association, was in Med
ford during the week end to
help make arrangements for
the annual Oregon State Li
brary conference to be held
here April 27-29.
Miss Hofstetter, who is also
librarian at the Oregon Col
lege of Education library in
Monmouth, will be assisted in
making local arrangements by
Medford Librarian Omar Ba
con and Ashland Librarian
Miss Cora Mason. Bacon and
Miss Mason are cochairmen
for the conference.
It will be the first time in
history that the conference,
expected to attract from 200
to 300 librarians from
throughout the state, has been
held in Medford. The confer
ence was held in Ashland in
1953.
Crosby Will Appear
At College Dance
Ashland-Gary Crosby will
appear at Southern Oregon
college for a dance In Britt
ballroom Saturday evening,
Nov. 12.
The Jim Barkley orchestra
from California will appear
with Crosby, who has Just
completed an engagement in
Las Vegas.
Crosby will give two shows,
starting at 9 and 11 p.m.
There will be dancing from
9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Tickets are available at the
college. . ' '
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You were certainly a great addition to the
Senate." Walter Pearson fwt. um
(Excarpt from ItlHr Dvmacrar, Mvttiwk Caanff
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