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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, I960 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE. yJ MAR. 23 I0M 3-25 35 41 1647-84-87 TAURUS APR. 21 r 4- 5- 7-14 Vl 7-24-31 STAR GAZER? 0, 2-V Of MINI fAAY 72 J,-y JUNE 22 15.47-56-58 61-63.85 86 1 CANCII K? iM-23 39-46 IV? 5366-73 uo JULY 24 fi., Aua. a 50-55-W-6M 72-78B388 to VIIGO A AUG. 2 $ SEPT. 2! 33-38 43-49 '65-77-81 -90 -By CLAY R. POLLAN- Vour Doi Activity Gu;d Acconina (o (ht Sfari. To rleveloo messaoe for Thursday, reod words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 1 Buckle 2 Today's 3 Cupid 4 You 5 Shouldn't 6 Down 7 Lei SCIouKifld 9Tok 10A 1 ) TWi 2Mi l3Kwp U Worry 1 5 Hat 16 Way 17 Get 1 Short 19 Sane 20 An 21 &d 22 Impoitont 23Jot 24 You 25 Clear 76 Inliuenllul 27Tr.p 28 Money 2 Her 30 Individual (XjGood 31 Down 61 With 32 To 6? 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CAPRICORN DEC 23 JAN 20 Vli 9-10-18-274 I U4 71-82 89 "M AQUARIUS '"2I 3-1 5-29-34 Ol pY-6874 PISCES MAR. 21 5tr' I-I9-2I-38G (32-37-52 V Televised Education Discussed at College Ashland - Televised edu cation In the local area was discussed when Mrs. Doris Prentiss of the Oregon slate system of hifiher education, the general extension division, met recently with the faculty of Southern Oregon college. One of the numerous prob lems involved in this effort to get regular college credit classes on a televised instruc tion basis was given by Dr. Reforestation Plan Announced by State Salem - The state refor estation program for the com ing winter contemplates the planting of some million trees and the seeding of some 11,350 pounds of Douglas fir seed on state forest lands managed by the slate forestry department throughout Ore gon. It is anticipated that the project will cost about $205, 000. Some 4,675,000 of the tree seedlings will be planted in the Tillamook burn while 0, 500 pounds of tree seed arc being aerial seeded in the area. About 3,895,000 of these seedlings will be plunled by crews under the direction of state forestry department per sonnel and a 60-man parolee crew which is available through agreement with the state penitentiary. The bulk of the tree seed and about 780,000 tree seedlings will be planted In the burn under privcte contract. The remaining 825,000 Eree seedlings and 1,850 pounds of tree seed jvill he used to re forest (Id burns aj: : recen! cutcver .'cas on itatu lands In eight c'iffcrent :juntics E. C. McGill, assistant to the president and director of aca demic affairs. He said SOC is outside the direct broadcast range of the two educational tele vision stations operated by the gen eral extension division and which will serve the four state schools in the upper val ley region. The only way this area could become part of this di rect broadcasting media would be to obtain cable connec tions, through the use of a microwave transmission, or by a translator system which would connect the , operating stations of the general exten sion division with the com mercial .station or a closed circuit system, Dr. McGill said. Statewide Plans Mrs. Prentiss recognized that the GED is definitely planning on servicing all state schools. Currently. thos schools outside the upper val ley region can participate in the direct broadcast ol the general extension by delayed means through which pro grams are kinescoped and re broadcast by the local stations at an arranged time. Southern Oregon college personnel expressed a desire to be a part of a television instructional program, and felt that such participation should be on a current and direct broadcast basis. It is a future possibility that certain classes may be taught by television only. These programs could bo pre sented over the local station or through a closed circuit nn campus. ORANGi; CROP An orange tree bears fruit from 50 to 80 years. Court Records MUNICIPAL COURT 1 Irwin Vcarl Ditch, dlioheyed traffic slcnal. $10. Willie Gcrmann, excessive nolne, ! John Lcwli Revii. failure to yield riRht of wny. nccldent. $15. Charles Lyle Hewitt, no rear li cense plate. $2.50. Mclvin Leroy Banta, improper lane chnnge, $10. Larry Burtchel DoriVnhoff. dli oheyed tmirtc iignal. $10. Lvnden Dnle Owen, violation of Vern Irvhf Parent, violation of basic rule. $12.50. Earl Morann Swift, disobeyed trni fie slRiiiil; $10 suspended Charlei John Oorr, disobeyed traffic klKnal. $5. Clarence Jean Hlldenhrand. dls- nlvArl traffic tt.ffnfil. $10. Terry Lee Langley, Inadequate qinpmeni. , , . Ernest Herman Radantske, Inv . ...... I. ft turn Hfl Robert lrvln ' Cilawe, disobeyed traffic signal. ?iu. Jack Dean Maxey, expired vehl tl..orn a Mary Lou Yntei, disoboyed stop S,tDt!lbert Ray McDonald, disobey ed traffic signal, iiu. James Charles Nistler, disobey mA lnn m Slil James Corbett Smith, emeritlnd from private anve wunauv wv Hir. in n Adolnh Fred Burghardt, failed Hugh Rohert Blacketor, violation or bftMc rule. $12 50. Richard Knox Poor, violation of basic rule. S2V Cecil RcddlnR, disobeyed atop ,lRHl'chnrd Lowell McKlnnl. dis obeyed stop siftn, $10. William Schei. disobeyed traffic ilonnl $10. . Vinson Hays Vnughan, disobeyed traffic tifrhul sin. Dean Alden Wolfagen. violation of hanlc rule. Paul Arlette Pence, no oper ator's license. $5. Lester Lee Kirk, permittlns; un licensed oDerntor to drive. $10. Richard Allen, wrong way on one-wav street. $lu. Charles Dale Eaton, no operator"! licniKe, $5. Edward William Zander, no op erntor's license, $3. Harold Tlmmns Mattern, dis. obeyed traffic slg-nal, $10. Dwlcht Vernon SulMvan, viola tion basic rule. $25. Carnev Milton Estes, Improper !ert turn, (in. Vernon Rryon Griffith, violation Of hnslc rule. $25, Man Ellen Peterson, drivinjt with learner's permit and no li censed driver in auto. $5. Leland Tullev Riddle, violation Of hntlc rule. 110. Fnwn Barrett Williams, disobey ed traffic Msnnl. $10. Norman Bernard Garren. viola tion of basic rule, accident, $m. Ronald Burton Wood, no oper ator's license, $5. Ronald Jocnh Schaecher, ex cessive noise, S10. Norma Jean Pervorae, disobeyed traffic strnnl, $10. Her FPIott Watson, violation of nanlc rule. $10. Ear) Burceas Warne, violation of basic rule. $25. Man' Sneak Osburn, Improper land usage. H10. wtiltain rvinw Webb, Improper rich turn. 10. Herbert Neil Merriman, viola tion of ha.op rt'le. $25. FrM m-h-i Slone, defective equipment, $10. Michnel Allan Borden, excessive noise, $10. Mildred Patrick Gllhouscn, viola tion of basic rule, $25. John Joseph Daughcrty, dis obeyed traffic signal, $10. Jerry Ynte Sparling, violation of basic rule, $25. Alvin Gifford Hntnlllon. wrong way on one-way street, $10. Belva Park Bandy, disobeyed traffic slpni.l. $io. itoncrt winnra morgan, vcnicie license expired, $5, Clifford Eugene Hodges, dis obeyed traffic alfrmil, $K, Eugene Alfred Sinks, failure to stop on entering public highway from private drive. $10. Dale Carson Eldred, violation of basic rule $10. Keith Mclvin Cog gins, no op erator's license, $5. James Taylor Schultz. wrong way on one-way street, $10. Archie Hampton Ede, disobeyed traffic signal, $10. LeRoy Olive House, violation of basic rule, $23. mSTUIICT COURT Ralph V. Hanson, no horn, $10. Roger K, Hobbs, failure to stop, $15. Charles F, McCailand, failure to stop, $15 Gerald W. Note, violation of ba sic rule. $15. lcnnant D. Wilson, no operator's license, $15. Roy E. Gibson, violation of ba sic rule, $15. Stanley H. Holt, no motor ve hicle license, $5. Ronald J. Martin, overload, $24. Charles 11. Smith, no red light, excessive load. $15. Elmer E. Maluncy, disobeyed ton sign, $13. Allen p. Taylor, violation of ba sic rule, $30. Gerald La Grave, excessive noise, $10. Carl B. Van Bushkirk. no light, $10. Donald R. Adams, no operator's license. $5. Delberl L. Durllng, no operator's license, $3. Kenneth D, Hendrlckson, no op erator's license, $5. Cecil L. Johnson, overload, $t3. Bob G. Turner, no motor vehicle license, $3. William W, Henderson, Improper lane usage, $15, Clarence C. Wallace, no stop light, $10. Wayne K. GaKerinl, overload, $ti0, Donald A. Austin, violation of basic rule, $15 CIRCUIT COURT Edith M. Brenner vs. Orland J. Brenner, divorce complaint. Robert Charles Anderson vs. Gwendolyn Doreen Anderson, di vorce complaint. 51 A It It I A GK LICENSE APPLICATIONS Donald Ferdinand Leyh. box 2!)fl, Shady Cove, and Barbara Ann1 Loftit. box 72, Shady Cova. j 51 A HRIAOK LICENSE APPLICATIONS (Siskiyou County) John Francis Hale. Grants Pas, and Margaret Elizabeth England, San Bernardino, Calif. Harold Walker. Weed. 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