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1 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEPFOHD. ORE. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 19. 1961 Pictures Show Rock Work on Face of Dam. Dike B 3 ?- 1 " "ih OUTER FACE The outer face o the dam, shown above, The concrete outflow works, connecting with a tunnel faces approximately north. Although it looks steep because under hill abutment at left, can be seen dimly behind trees of foreshortening in the photo, it actually has a fairly in lower left of picture, gradual slope, as shown in diagram elsewhere on this page. W WNHyKP1" l""""H W" ISPs w$fW(i!!mw A HIGHWAY SADDLE DIKE The dike shown above is in itself. This picture gives a good idea of the conformation the saddle through which the Green Springs highway used and relative size of both structures. At normal maximum to run before it was relocated (a portion is visible at right pool, the newly enlarged lake will rise to within about H of dike), and is near the spot on the lake formerly most feet of the top of the dike, and never higher than within used for recreational purposes. Though smaller, it is of a six feet. tvpe of construction identical to that used in Emigrant dam IWW H I' HIiWiWIiiM"Ii flPMH"Pt 1111 11111 'i' rthi f'Vf 'll'WWWWWWWi di'i i' ; -v ? HfKtV. j'i'C-lv i'-7'; as"- -v - t 1 GENERAL VIEW A general view of Emigrant dam. seen from the hill southwest of the structure and south of : '. 'r- '-t III y4 v. Sissy the west abutment, is shown above. The water level here is somewhat higher than the maximum pool with the old dam. Local Student Wins Lynn Hales. 1S48 South Ivy st.. Medford. a junior at the University of Pugel Sound, Tacoma. Wash., and Chuck Bush, Salem, won gold trophy -in the senior mens debate team division at the universitys forensic tourney recently Debating on compulsory health insurance, the team de feated teams from the Univer sity of Hawaii, the University of Washington, the Universi ty of Oregon and the Univer sity of Southern California Hales also won a gold tro- 9 --4 RESERVOIR SPILLWAY Shown above stances. A concrete tunnel which can carry is the concrete spillway, located about a an additional 700 cubic feet per second quarter-mile away from Emigrant dam. It could supplement this if necessary. The is 150 feet wide, and can carry 11.300 cubic spillway is near the boat launching ramp, feet of water per second, more than flows out of the picture to the right. When com- into the lake most of the time. It is 12 feet pleted. earth-fill will be placed between the below the crest of the dam, and will thus rock in the foreground and the slanted keep the water level that far below the top marks on the side of the concrete spillway, of the dam, no matter what the circum- r , . fit.. sSftK'.. as ti.v.'? i"r Mimni 1 1 iii mi ROCK SURFACING The outer surface lug the job, which is expected to bo com- of the dam, shown above, is nearing com- pleted within next few weeks. Much of plelion, with a heavy coating of rocks and the material for the dam was taken from boulders. Equipment on access road at left, the borrow pit seen far below; the rest of located below the crest of the dam, is finish- it was obtained from nearby clay-type areas. FIRST SHOWING Of 1961 All New 11 11 All Day Today FREE Coffee & Donuts MOBIL HOMES 1122 SOUTH RIVERSIDE NEW "PARAMOUNTS" Have Just Arrived. See How You Can Live Graciously in a Mobil Home. Many Offenses in Vagrancy Charge A wide range of offenses are included in one of Med- ford's ordinances, Chief of Po lice Charles P. Champlin said today. The charge of "vagrancy" includes a number of activi ties. Chief Champlin explain ed that many persons think of a vagrant only in terms of Webster s definition: "One who strolls from place to place; an idle wanderer; one who has no settled habita tion." The city ordinance (Code number 5-260) concerning vag rancy covers such acts as beg ging, associating with known thieves, being out during late and unusual hours, prostitu tion, possessing tools or other articles which might be used to commit a felony, possessing stolen articles, being without visible means of livelihood lodging in any place other than places which are kept for lodging purposes without permission of the owner, and living in or about a disorderly house. The police chief explained that the ordinance was written strictly for the protection of citizens' property and is sim ilar to the state statute (ORS 166.060). Toastmasters Name Club's Best Speaker Doremus Scudder of the Jackson Toastmasters club was elected as the club's best speaker at a dinner last week. More than 30 people were present at the club's annual husband and wife dinner. Scudder talked on "To Love, Honor and Obey" in line with Valentines Day. Contestants were given a choice of three topics 48 hours before the event. Scudder will represent the club in the southern Oregon speak-off in Ashland later this month. Ted McDaniel was chosen the club's alternate speaker. Other runners up in the con test were Bruce Nelson and Dale Farley. Each won the right to speak at the dinner by winning earlier elimina tion contests. The club also honored its past president by presenting them plaques showing their terms of office. Glen McCul- lough, president, presented plaques to Howard Hopkins and Harry Marshall. phy for first place in the sen ior men's impromptu speak ing. He discussed general in ternational affairs. Youth Graduates from Deep Sea Diving School Leland N. Hanscom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd W. Hans com, Central Point, was graduated from the coastal school of deep sea diving in Oakland. Calif., in January, it was reported Saturday. Hanscom is a Medtorci High school graduate, at tended Ventura college in Ventura, Calif., and oserved four years in the Air Force. BARKER'S will, be closed Monday and Tuesday CLOSE-OUT SALE BURN-RITE LOGS Now you can save as much as 26c per carton. Burn Rile logs are packaged in easy to carry 10 packs and 6 packs. Each log is 3 inches in diameter and 12 inches long and will give M 2 hours of warm, comfortable m m heat. Logs are available at qq5 our mill. V"7W"lLJ 63L I m m m m J We will deliver orders of $15.00 or more. Sorry No Charges at these special prices. 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