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SCHOOL NEWS
Briscoe, Ashland
Mrs. Doris Lassen's first
grade children have been
studying about weather. They
drew a mural to illustrate
what makes rain. They called
it "Three Little Raindrops."
They wrote stories about wind
and rain which they made in
to booklets, and they also kept
a record of temperature
changes.
In music the children com
posed an original Valentine
song.
New room officers are
Candy Decker, president; Vic
ki Platko, vice president;
Glenn Swinford, secretary;
and Chuck Wiley, room rep
resentative. Students in Mrs. Marsha
Ferte's room made a post of-
fice for mailing their Valen
tines. It was complete with
"room routes".' and a life size
postman sitting beside it. They
had "mail delivery" at their
Valentine party Feb. 14.
Donna Duncan is the new
president in Mrs. Gloria
Thorpe's third grade. Ethel
Kneebone is the new vice
president, and Sharon Morris
is the newly elected secretary.
Reporter Annita Van Bus
kirk of Mrs. Luella Morris'
fifth grade writes:
i We are studying rocks in
science class. We are making
crystals. Carlista Holland and
Dana Berry .: made a plant
showing crystals using salt,
blueing, vinegar, and am
monia. In social studies we are
studying New England and
we made pictures of our re
ports. .
For art we made Valentine
folders and place mats for our
Valentine's party:
Marycarol Copeland from
Medford is a new girl in our
class.
Newly elected officers in
Mrs. Phyllis Buell's fourth
grade are Lonnie Gossage,
president; Kerry Roberts, sec
retary; Kay Ferreira, Junior
Red Cross representative; and
Cindy Taylor, room represent
ative. '
Lincoln, Ashland
Reporters Bill Canonico,
Leslie Houk and Barbara Cash
On Feb. 10, the fourth grade
boys and girls of Room 5 held
an open house for their par
ents to explain what they
have been learning in social
studies and science. Many
parents attended the open
house.
The . fourth grade reading
classes in Room 5 came togeth
er to observe Abraham Lin
coln's birthday. Information
and pictures were shared by
Vicki Fredrick, Wesley Lewis,
Gary Slack, Leslie Houk and
Gordon Hester.
A. two act play was given
by eleven pupils. Act I,
"When Lincoln Was A Boy,"
was presented by Robert
Hamilton, G 1 e n d a Alford,
Mary Heinzman, David
Schweizer and Bobby Jack
son. Geanie Ledbetter was the
announcer for Act I.
Roger Boyce, Dennis Lev
ison, Tom Cullop, Carl Hille
stad and Debbie McNeill were
the characters in Act II,
"Honest Abe." Susan Hend
rickson announced the act.
Mrs. Bruce Schweizer, Mrs.
Lynden Levison, Mrs. P. W.
Cullop and Mrs. Billy Slack
provided refreshments for the
fourth grade Valentine party
in Room 5 Feb. 14.
Rogue River High
Earl Bowen, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Glen R. Bowen, route
1, box 167, Rogue River, and
Mary Watson, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Robert F. Watson,
route 1, box 176, Rogue River,
have been accepted for the
fall term at Oregon State col
lege. Both students had above a
B grade point average.
Earl has been active in 4-H
club work with a sheep proj
ect for the past nine years.
In college, he plans to study
nutrition research in the gen
eral field of animal husban
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school, Earl has been active
in track and football and has
served as class president and
president of the Lettermen's
club.
Mary plans to study home
economics at college with a
specialty in interior decorat
ing. She has also been active
in 4-H and school activities.
She has held both class and
student body offices and has
participated in home econom
ic and music groups.
The Future Homemakers of
America sponsored the annual
Sweetheart's ball recently in
the Rogue River school cafe
teria. The theme of the dance
was "Young Love." N
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Oliver
provided the music at the
dance by donating their stere
ophonic set for the evening.
Forty - five couples attended
the dance. At intermission,
senior candidates Jerry Kite
and Dani Liles were crowned
king and queen.
Terry Gail, student body
president, recently . attended
the state 4-H "Know your
state government confer
ences" in Salem. Terry was
one of two Jackson county
students to attend the confer
ences, the other being Alice
Woolfolk of Eagle Point.
Terry was named first alter
nate to attend the national
4-H conference in Washington,
D.C., during April. Two boys
and two girls were selected
to attend.
Tuesday morning the Rogue
River High school band enter
tained students with a dress
rehearsal of ' the band and
chorus program which was
presented at Illinois Valley
High school Wednesday. This
is the second 'year that the
two schools have exchanged
music programs.
Griffin Creek School
Barry Bigham of the Pacific
Telephone company presented
the Safety Patrol and the stu
dent body with a safety award
in an assembly recently. This
is the second National Safety
Council Award that Griffin
Creek has been awarded.
Members of the Safety Pa
trol are Doug Spaulding, Chris
Roemer, Joe Killingsworth,
Mike Redding, Ronald Young,
Gary Overturf, Sheila Shock
ley, Marc Prentice, Mike Cart
wright, Mike Nelson, Susan
Bailey, Donalyn Minear. Da
vid West is the captain.
The girls' volley ball team
has won three games. They
have defeated Jacksonville,
Lone Pine and Howard. Their
schedule for the remainder of
the season is, Lone Pine, Feb.
21; Jacksonville, Feb. 28; and
Howard, March 7.
The girls on the team are
Pat Eastwood, Zellah Mason,
Sharon Forsyth, Janet Burke,
Pam Gideon, Susan Bailey,
Pat Hardesty, Jane Dussault,
Kathy Haertle, Sheila Shock
ley, Paula Minear, Donalyn
Minear, and Linda Eckel. Miss
Pat Leek is the coach.
A volley ball intramural
tournament has been played
during the noon hour. The
teams were the Hornets, Wild
cats, Tigers, Panthers, Pound
ers and Cyclones. The Wild
cats won the tournament,
Players picked from the other
teams then played the Wild
cats. The winner of this game,
the All-Stars, played the
teachers. With lots of luck and
sore muscles the teachers man
aged to win two out of three
games from the All-Stars.
Mrs. Myrna Frink was one
of the principals of Medford
schools to attend the legisla
ture on the basic school fund.
She returned Friday, Feb. 17.
-A party was given by Mrs.
Harriett Eitemiller honoring
the school librarians. The li
brarians worked puzzles us
ino the names of library books
and prizes were given. Mrs.
Eitemiller baked ana servea
all with a chocolate cake.
The librarians are Paula
Minear, Pat Redding, Carolyn
Giles, Zellah Mason, Douglas
Mi-np!I shpila Shocklev. Eliz
abeth Peters, Susan Bailey,
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Donalyn Minear, Linda Gu
ber, Carol Stuart, Helen Mc-
Kee, Linda Youmans, and Pa
tricia Eastwood. Mrs. Rose
Tighe, school secretary, was
a guest.
Students making the honor
roll for the third six weeks
were: fourth grade, Becky
Moore, Diane Lord, and Kay
Smith; fifth grade, Carolyn
Giles and Pat Redding; sixth
grade, Susan Bailey, Paula
Minear, Carol Stuart and Hel
en McKee.
Griffin Creek basketball
team will play Jacksonville
Feb. 23 at home. This will be
the final game of the season.
Basketball awards will be pre
sented early in March.
Several loads of gravel have
been scattered in the court
and around the much used
tether-balls.
Dental week was observed
by the entire student body
with a special assembly where
a movie "It's Your Health".;
was shown. This movie, which
was presented to Griffin
Creek school by Dr. V. Good
rich, who lived in the district,
has been placed in the Jack
son county curriculum center
for the use of all schools.
All rnnms hari Valentine
parties. Cupcakes, made by
the room mothers, were serv
ed. We are every thankful for
the help and cooperation of
this group oi busy motners.
Howard School
Mrs. Evelyn WInnlngham's
first grade room took pictures
of their January art work and
bulletin boards, then began
making decorations for Feb
ruary. We made Valentine boxes
and planned a party. We are
also learning why people still
remember Washington and
Lincoln. We have also talked
about our own state's birthday
this month.
We are planning a trip to
the airport Feb. 20. There we
will visit the control tower,
the - weather bureau and the
United Airlines office.-
Ronnie Miller is anew
pupil in Miss Mary Klocker's
room. Pamela Bryant has
moved to Glide, Ore.
Our class heard Mr. Pierce
speak to us about his trip to
Antarctica. He showed us
slides and a stuffed penguin
he brought back.
We had a big Valentine
train with a box car for each
child on our bulletin board
The cars are our Valentine
mailboxes. Our valentine
party was Valentine day.
In Mrs. Dorothy Arney's
room, we planted hyacinth
bulbs in milk cartons.
On Jan. 27. Mr. and Mrs.
A. C. Pierce told us about
Pengums and displayed a
stuffed penguin. Pierce show
ed pictures and told about his
trip to Antarctica.
We have a new girl in our
room. Her name is Janice
Hickey. She has been in school
in California. Bobbie Rose
moved to Central Point.
In Mrs. Aina McDaniel's
second grade room we have
been studying the early his
tory of the American faa
We are learning to sing the
nrst ana last verses of Ameri
ca. Our Valentine's Day party
was held Tuesday, Feb. 14.
February is an exciting
momn in Mrs. Margaret
Mann's second grade room.
We remember George Wash
ington and Abraham Lincoln's
birthdays. We had a Valen
tine Party. Our Room Moth
ers brought us a treat. We
made Valentines.
In Mrs. Huldah Fisher's
third grade room we have two
tadpoles. We are watching
them turn into frogs. They
each have two hind legs now,
but they still have their long
tan.
Instead of having a Valen
tine box this year, we made a
post office.
Jimmy Dusenbury brought
his two pet rats to school. He
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE,
calls them "Pete" and "Glad
ys". One is white and one is
black.
In Mrs. Audrey Berry's
room we have been studying
about electricity and magnets
in our science class. We used
a dry cell and found out that
electricity follows a pathway.
We experimented with a mag
net and found out that it will
pick up only certain things.
We learned about the poles
and how they act with each
other.
We made a Valentine girl
for our mothers and a boy for
our fathers. They are made of
different sized hearts cut
from red and white paper.
St. Mary's High School
Reporter, Mary Ann Carnegie
Besides the game with Pros
pect which the Crusaders won,
Student Government Day elec
tions were another highlight
of last week.
On Wednesday, Feb. 15,
speeches were given during a
sixth period assembly by the
seniors running for a city of
fice. The entire, student body
turned out for the voting on
Thursday and elected Anne
Bennett, city attorney; Florian
Shasky, assistant school super
intendent; Bryan von Buskirk,
councilman of Ward I; and
Michael Lewis, police captain.
They will attend various civic
functions and will meet their
counterparts Thursday. Feb.
23, along with representatives
elected from other county
high schools.
On Student Government
Day the students will be reg
istered in the morning, admin
istered oaths of office, and
briefed on local government.
In the afternoon the student's
time will be spent with his
official counterpart. The day
will be completed with a ban
quet at the Elks lodge. -
As part of the National
School assembly programs,
Mr. Bogardus presented
"Characters in Clay," an in
teresting and unique feature
on clay sculpturing Friday.
After the basketball eame
with Sacred Heart school of
Klamath Falls Sunday, Feb.
19, a dinner was given for tne
st Marv's and Sacred Heart
students. It was catered by
Russ Simons of the Holly cafe
and served at St. Mary's gym
nasium. This traditional affair
is held after both of the bas
ketball games between the
schools.
Crater High School
By JAN BATEMAW
Preliminary planning for
the junior-senior prom qom
menced last week with the
selection of the major com
mittee chairmen for the an
nual event scheduled May 20.
Virginia Wilson and Gary
Meade have been named gen
eral chairmen, and ; Danny
Hays will serve as coordi
nating chairman.
Other chairmen chosen to
begin their committees are
Bev Klimko, and All Prilli
man, decorations; and Law
rence Roberts and John
Champ, construction. More
appointments will be made
during the following week
for the program and enter
tainment, booklet, refresh
ments, lighting, card tables,
ceiling and queen committee
chairmen.
After the Friday night
wrestling matches with Ash
land high school, the Girls
Athletic , association sponsor
ed an informal Valentine
dance. This was a new twist
in informal dances at Crater,
the first ever held following
a wrestling meet. GAA mem
bers decorated the cafetorium
Valentine style.
Lee Hamilton headed the
decoration committee chair
men appointed by president,
Judy Kimmey. - They were
admission, Judy Gebhard and
Karen Holley; refreshments,
Nikki Hammond; clean-up,
Sharon Issaacs.
Jan.. 27-28, 19 members of
the Crater High speech squad
attended the invitat i o n a I
speech tournament at SOC.
Divisions of c o m p e t i tion
were: impromptu, poetry
reading, after dinner speak
ing and radio speaking. Each
school was allowed a maxi
mum of four contestants in
each category except for one
in ADS.
No winners were chosen in
each event, rather critique
sheets were issued to all con
testants for their own use
Judges were competed of
professors, housewives, radio
announcers, pastors and other
faculty members.
Those who attended were
Alvin Kroon, Ruth Ellis,
Carol Foote, Dave Force, John
Jacks, Mike Shelly, Sally
Baily, Allison P I n k h a m,
Wayne Hartgraves, Danny
Hays, Richard Lichti, Pat
Dale, Ron Franklin, Dayle
Neshiem. Ricky Smith and
Nathan Olson.
Jan. 30, the senior class
and the senior advisers, Miss
Martha Boshears. and Bill
Russell, held a meeting to
choose commencement an
nouncements and to secure
the seniors' correct names
that will be engraved on their
diplomas.
The senior class also spon
sored the dance after the
Medford-Crater game, Feb. 3,
in the cafeteria. The proceeds
of the dance went to the sen
ior class.
MEDFOHD, ORE.
LEGAL NOTICES
ORDINANCE NO. 7918
AN ORDINANCE declaring the
assessment on property benefited
for the cost of constructing paving,
curbs, gutters and driveways on
Juanipero Way from Black Oak
Drive to Mira Mar Avenue, in the
City of Medford. Oregon; and
directing the Recorder to enter a
statement thereof in the docket of
City Liens and publish a notice
thereof as required by the Charter.
THE CITY OF MEDFORD DOTH
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. WHEREAS, the Citv
Council did heretofore by Ordi
nance declare its Intention to con
struct oavlne. curbs, sutten and
driveways on Juanipero Way from
tiiacK ua unve to Mira Mar Ave-
mid In th ntv nf MnHfnrM fir..
gon; and to assesi the cost thereof
upon each lot or part thereof ad
jacent to and benefited by such
improvement Its proportionate
snare of tne cost of said imorove-
ment,- and did fix the time and
piace lor nearing protest against
the construction of said imorove-
ment, and the assessment of the
cost thereof, as aforesaid: and
wheheas said Ordinance was
duly posted and published as re
quired by the Charter of the City;
and
WHEREAS a meeting of the
Council was held at the time anri
place fixed in said Ordinance for
the Dumose of considering miv
such protests, but no protests were
at such time, or at any time, made
to, or received by tne Council to
the construction of said improve
ment, or the assessing of the cost
thereof, as aforesaid, and said
Council has considered the matter
and deeming that said construction
of said improvement was and Is of
material benefit to said City, and
that all the property to be assessed
therefore will be benefited thereby
to the extent of the probable
amount of the reioective assess
ments to be levied against sAid
property, am oraer tne construc
tion of said Improvement; and
WHEREAS, the cost of said Im
provement has been and hereby Is
determined to be the sum of
S9.870.41.
NOW. THEREFORE, it is hereby
determined that the proportionate
share of the cost of construction
of said improvement, on each par
cel of property adjacent to said
improvement and benefited thereby
is the amount set opposite the de
scription of each piece or parcel of
land below, and that each piece or
parcel of land benefited by the con
struction of said improvement, to
the full extent of the amount so set
opposite such piece or parcel and
that the respective amounts renre-
sent the proportional benefits of
saia improvement 10 saia respective
parcels of property, and the Coun
cil does hereby declare that each
of the parcels of property described
below is hereby assured the amount
set opposite each respective de
scriDtion. for the cost of the con
struction of said improvement.
(il summary oi tne cos is assess
ed for the construction of curbs
and gutters and paving Juanipero
Way from Black Oak Drive to Mlra
Mar Avenue, in the City of Med
ford, Oregon. "
Contractor's Estimate m.....$8.325.82
Engineering ...... 1,470.60
interest on warrants 7a.ww
TOTAL COST ,......$9,670.41
TOTAL AMOUNT
ASSESSED $9,870.41
(2) Assessments on the following
described parcels of real property
in the City of Medford, Jackson
County, Oregon, for the construc
tion of safd improvements.
Assessment No, 1
Douglas L. & Ruth A. Ptckell
Lot 4, Block 1. Oakview Sub
division, in the City of Medford,
Jackson County, Oregon, as shown
on tne official plat thereof, now of
record, fronting SO feet on the
North side of Juanipero Way. Total
Assessment: $598.75.
Assessment No. 2
Douelas L. & Ruth A. Pickell
Lot 5, Block 1. Oakview Sub
division. In the Citv of Medford.
Jackson Countv. Oreson. as shown
on the official plat thereof, now
of record, fronting 80 feet on the
North side of Juanipero , Way. Total
Assessment: $ina.7n.
Assessment No. 3
Douglas L. & Ruth A. Pickell
Lot 6, Block 1, Oakview Sub
division, in the Citv of Medford,
Jackson County. Oregon, as shown
on the official plat thereof, now
or recora, xronung mu ieet on me
North side of Juanipero Way. Total
Assessment: ssua.73.
Assessment No, 4
Douglas L. 8c Ruth A. Pickell
division,' in the City of Medford,
Jackson County, Oregon as shown
on the official plat thereof, now
oi recora, fronting luo.aa teei on
the North side of Juanipero Way,
Total Assessment: $767.31.
Assessment No. S v
Douglas L, & Ruth A. Pickell
Lot B, Block 1. Oakview Sub
division, in the Citv of Medford.
Jackson County, Oregon as shown
on tne omciai piat inereoi, now oi
record, fronting 100 feet on the
North side of Juanipero Way.
Total Assessment: $748.43.
Assessment no. c
Douglas L. St Ruth A. Pickell
' Lot 10, Block 1. Oakview Sub
division, in the City of Medford,
Jackson County, Oregon as shown
on the official plat thereof, now
of record, fronting 120 feet on the
North side . of Juanipero Way.
Total Assessment: $BP81.13. , .
Assessment No. 7
Douglas L. Ac Ruth A. Pickell
Lot 11, Block 1, Oakview Sub
division, In the City of Medford,
Jackson County, Oregon as shown
on the official plat thereof, now
of record, fronting 87.94 feet on
the North side of Juanipero Way.
Total Assessment: $656.18.
Assessment No. S
Montcrest Development Co.
Lot 6, Block 2, Montcrest Sub
division Unit No. 1, In the City
of Medford. Jackson County. Ore
gon as shown on the official plat
thereof, now of record. fronUng
199.82 feet on the South side of
Juanipero Way. Total Assessment:
$1,575.93.
Assessment No. t "
Montcrest Development Co.
Lot 5, Block 2, Montcrest Sub
division unit wo. l, in me uity
of Medford, Jackson County. Ore
gon as shown on the official plat
thereof, now of record, fronting
100 feet on the South side of
Juanipero way. Total Amassment:
$628.43.
Assessment No. 10
Montcrest Development Co.
Lot 4, Block 2, Montcrest Sub
division Unit No. 1, In the City
of Medford. Jackson Countv. Ore
gon as shown on the official plat
thereof, now or record, fronting
85 feet on the South side of Juan
ipero Way. Total Assessment:
$716.17.
Assessment No. 11
Montcrest Development Co.
Lot 3, Block 2, Montcrest Sub
division Unit No. 1. In the City of
Medford, Jackson County, Oregon
as shown on the official plat
thereof, now of record, fronting
85 feet on the South side of Juan
ipero Way. Total Assessment:
$716.17.
Assessment No. 12
Montcrest Development Co.
Lot 2. Block 2. Montcrest Sub
division Unit No. 1, in the City of
Meatora, jacKson county, urcgon
as shown on the official plat there
of, now of record, fronting B5
feet on the South side of Juani
pero Way. Total Assessment:
$716.17.
Assessment No. 13
James 8c Alice N. Van der Steen
Lot 1. Block 2, Montcrest Sub
division No. 1. In the City of Med
ford, Jackson County, Oregon as
shown on tne omciai oiat thereof,
now of record, fronting 75.45 feet
on the South side of Juanipero
way. loiai Assessment: hih.ui.
Section 2. The Recorder of the
City of Medford Is hereby directed
to enter a -statement of said sev
eral assessments In the Docket of
the City Liens of said City and
publish a notice thereof as re
quired by Charter.
PASSED by the Council and
simed by me In open session in
authentication of Its passage this
ltjin aay oi renruary, ibhi.
Donald Hansen
Acting Mayor
ATTEST:
D. F. Huson. Recorder
Approved by me this 20th day
Of xeoruary. iuoi.
John W. Snider
Mayor
NOTICE
To the owner or reputed owner of
each parcel oi property in tne lore'
ffoine ordinance:
You are hereby notified that the
assessment declared by the fore
going Ordinance has been made
and the lien therefor entered In
the City Lien Docket and that the
same is due, and you are hereby
required to pay the same to the
Recorder within ten (10) days
from the service of this notice,
which notice is made by publica
tion of the foregoing Ordinance.
D. F. Huson, Recorder
ORDINANCE NO. 7919
AN ORDINANCE declaring the
assessment on property benefited
for the cost of constructing paving,
curbs, gutters and driveways on
Black Oak Drive from Barnett
Road to Juanipero Way, in the
City of Medford, Oregon; and di
recting the Recorder to enter a
statement thereof in the docket of
City Liens and publish a notice:
thereof as required by the Charter.
THE CITY OF MEDFORD DOTH
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. WHEREAS, the City
Council did heretofore by Ordin
ance declare its intention to con
struct paving, curbs, gutters and
driveways on Black Oak Drive
from Barnett Road o Juanipero
Way, In the City of Medford, Ore
gon; and to assess the cost there
of upon each lot or part thereof
adjacent to and benefited by such
improvement, its proportionate
share of the cost of said improve
ment, and did fix the time and
plnce for hearing protests against
mc cuusirucuon oi sam improve
ment, and the assessment of the
cost inereoi, as aforesaid; and
WHEREAS, said Ordinance was
duly posted and published as re
quired by the Charter of the City;
and
WHEREAS, a meeting of the1
Council was held at the time and
place fixed In said Ordinance fori
the purpose of considering any I
such protests, but no protests were
at such time, or at any time, madel
to. or received by the Council to!
the construction of said improve- i
ment, or the assessing of the cost,
thereof, as aforesaid, and said
Council has considered the matter
and deeming that said construc
tion of said improvement was and
is of material benefit to said City,
and that all the property to be
assessed therefor will be benefited
thereby to the extent of the prob
able amount of the respective
assessments to be levied against
said property, did order the con
struction of said improvement; and
wncncAa. ine cost of said im
provement has been and hereby is
determined to be the sum of $37.
912.10. T '
NOW. THEREFORE ft hrahv
determined that the proportion
ate share of the cost of construc
tion of said Improvement, on each
parcel of property adjacent to said
improvement and benefited there
by is the amount set opposite the
description of each piece or parcel
of land below, and that each piece
or parcel of land benefited by the
construction of said Imnrovi-mpnt
to the full extent of the tmnuni
so sei opposite sucn piece or par
te mm wiai me respective amounts
represent the proportional bene
fits of said Improvement to said
respective parcels of property,
and the Council does hereby de
clare that each of the parcels of
property aescriDea neiow is here-
IV assessed the A mm in t at nnnn.
site each respective description,
for the Cost nf th pnnttniotinn nf
said improvement.
(1) Summary of the costs assess
ed for the construction of curbs
and gutters, driveways and paving
Black Oak Drive from Barnett
noaa io Juanipero Way, in the
City of Medford. Oreson
Contractor's Estimate ....$31,968.64
engineering 0,630.20
Interest on Warrants 273.26
lUi AL COST $37,912.10
TOTAL AMOUNT
ASSESSED $37,012.10
described Darcels of rent nrnnnrtv
mi me v,uy oi meaiora, JacKson
County, Oregon, for the construc
tion oi snia improvements.
Assessment No. 1
Rnlnh X T.nlit n Plor
All that real property described
in deed record nrt In Vnlnm. mo
Page 347, and Volume 428. Page
166. Of Deed Hficnrrio rt TncUonn
County, Oregon, fronting 400 feet
on the West side of Black Oak
unve, xoiai Assessment: $4,881.40.
Assessment no, z
Knlen. Inn.
All that real property described
In deed recorded in Volume 489.
Page 196, of Deed Records of
jacKson county, Oregon, fronting
230 feet Westside, Black Oak
jjrive. Total Assessment: $2,812.66
Assessment No. 3
Archdiocese of Portland. Orrnn
All that real property described
in ueea recora e a in volume 445,
Page 213. of Deed Records nf J ark.
son County, Oregon, fronting 569.86
feet Westside, Black Oak Drive.
J.UIM Assessment: ? i.uiv.xv.
Assessment no. 4
Ralph & Lulu P. Pierce
All that real nrnnertv Husnrlhorf
In deed recorded in Volume 24A
Page 107, Volume 382, Page 347.
and Volume 426, Page 166. of Deed
fievurus oi jacKson uounty, ore
son, fronting 77.63 feet west
side of Black Oak Drive. Total
Assessment: $949.80.
Assessment No. S
Montcrest Development Co.
Lot 1. Block 1. Mnnlrroil Knh-
dlvlslon Unit No. 1, in the City of
meaiora, jaexson county, Oregon,
us muwn on me omciai piat tnere
of, now of record, fronting 186.99
ft. on the southwest side of Juani
pero Way. Total Assessment:
Assessment No. 6
Montcrest Development Co.
Lot 2. Block 1. Montcrest Suh.
division Unit No. 1, in the City of
Medford, Jackson County, Oregon,
ns anown on tne omciai piat
thereof, now of record, fronting
85 ft. on the southwest Ride of
juanipero way. Total Assessment
$1,134.43.
Assessment no. 7
Roaue Vallev Land Co.
All that real oronertv descrihed
in deed recorded in Volume 4 SB
fage 31, of Deed Records of Jack
son County. Oregon fronting
742.82 ft. on the East aide nf Hlnrk
uaK unve. Total Assessment;
$0,166.78.
Assessment No. 8
Douslas L. Xe Ruth A Pfnlrell
All that real nrooertv descrihed
In agreement recorded in Volume
on, rage 451, to 457, of Misc. Rec
ords of Jackson County, Oregon;
Less that portion thereof described
in acea recorded in Volume 489,
rage iai. of Deed Records of Jack
son County. Oreson: Also Less
Oakview Subdivision Unit No. 1,
in tne city of Medford, Jackson
County. Oregon, as shown on the
official plat thereof, now of record,
fronting 70 feet on the East side
of Black Oak Orive. Total Assess
ment: J,HUe.l3.
Assessment No. 9
Douclaa L. Ac Ruth A. Pickell
The northerly 70 ft. of that real
property deicrioed in deed record'
ed In Volume 489, Page 134, of
Deed Records of Jackson Countv.
Oregon, fronting 70 ft. on the East
siae oi HiacK uik unve. Total
Assessment: $854.25.
Assessment no. io
Douslas L. it Ruth A. Pickell
The southerly 85 ft. of that real
property described in deed re
corded in Volume 489, Page 134,
of Deed Records of Jackson. Coun
ty, uregon. fronting us.j4 it. on
tne bast siae oi u iack cjbk unve
Total Assessment: $1,13B.S9.
Assessment no. ii
Douglas L. Se Ruth A. Pickell
Lot 1. Block 1. Oakview Sub
division Unit No. 1 In the City of
meaiora, jacKson county, uregon,
as shown on the official plat there
of, now of record, fronting 125.96
ft. on tne northeast side of Juani
pero Way. Total Asssessment:
$1,537.15.
Assessment No. 12
Douiflas L. Sc Ruth A. Pickell
Lot 2, Block 1, Oakview Subdi
vision Unit No. 1, in the City of
Medford, Jackson County, Oregon,
as shown on the official plat
thereof, now of record, fronting 80
ft. on the northeast side of Junl-
pero way. Total Assessment:
$976.28.
Assessment No. 13
Douglas L. & Ruth A. Pickell
Lot 3. Block 1. Oakview Sub
division Unit No. 1, in the City of
Medford, Jackson County, Oregon,
as shown on the official plat
inereoi. now oi record, fronting bu
ft. on the northeast side of Juani
pero Way. Total Assessment
in 7 6 28.
Section 2. The Recorder of the
City of Medford Is hereby directed
to enter a statement of said sev
eral assessments in the Docket of
City Liens of said City and publish
a notice thereof as required by
ensrter.
PASSED bv the Council and
signed by me in open session In
authentication of its passage this
16th day of February, 1961,
uonaia Hansen
Acting Mayor
ATTEST:
D. F. Huson, Recorder
Approved by me this 20th day of
February, 1961.
John W. Snider
Mayor
NOTICE
To the owner or reputed owner of
each parcel of property in the
foregoing ordinance:
You are hereby notified that
the assessment declared by the
foregoing Ordinance has been
made and the lien therefor enter
ed in the City Lien Docket and
that the same is due, and you are
hereby required to pay the same
to the Recorder within ten (10)
days from the service of this no
tice, which notice Is made by pub
lication of the foregoing Ordinance.
D. F. Huson, Recorder
ORDINANCE NO. 7922
AN ORDINANCE declaring the
assessment on the property bene
fited for the cost of laying a
Six-Inch Water Main on Mr An.
drews Road from Waverly Avenue
to Wabash Avenue and on Wabash
Avenue from McAndrews Road to
Sprlnc Street and on College Way
and Hill Street from Wahash Av.
nue to Points 320 feet East, In the
City of Medford, Oregon, and di
recting the Recorder to enter a
statement thereof in the Docket of
City Liens and publish a notice
liumcui as required ny the Charter.
THE CITY OF MRnrnnn nrvr
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
dei-tiun i. Whereas the City
Council did heretofore by Resolu
tion declare it Intentinn in Inv
Six-Inch Water Main on McAn
drews Road from Waverly Avenue
to Wabash Avenue and on Wabash
Avenue from McAndrews Road to
Spring Street and on College Way
and Hill Street from Wabash Ave
nue to Points 320 feet Rt In th
City of Medford, Oregon, and to
assess the cost thereof on the prop
erty fronting on said portion of
B1U sj in proportion to tne
Humane oi saia nrnneriv a nH hih
fix a time and place for hearing
against ine laying of said
water mnln on mlri trt a ann
the assessment of the cost thereof
as aforesaid.
AND WHEREAS said Resolution
was duly posted and published as
required by Section 116 of the
Charter of said City.
nnu writ he A3 a meeting of the
Council was held at th tlm.
place fixed in said Resolution for
iic puipuse oi considering any
such protests but no protests were
at such time made to or received
by the Council to the laying of said
water main or the assessing of the
COSt thereof nfnroiiiM DnA ..u
Council, having considered the mat
ter and deeming that said water
main was and Is of material benefit
w phiu K,y, ana mat ail property
tO be AMPMUri Ihapafnn ...Ml V-1
benefited to the extent of the prob-
...uu.,t ui me respective as
sessments to be levied against said
Property, did order said water main
AND WHEHEAS a Bi.mmB. -
.i 1 ine aia wter main is
1U1IUWJ,
STTMMAnV
Construction Cmt n aq
Advertising ..!!.! ' 80 71
Engineering 391 !o2
notice of Asessment ........ 76.00
uivcicsi on warrants 118.01
Amount tn he Aaaai4 til bio I
Property Frontage
Assessed 3.933.39 feet
Cost per linear foot of
frontage to be
The cost of said water main to
be assessed has been and hereby
NOW THEREFORE, It Is hereby
further determined thnt th. n-
fiortlonate share of the cost of lay -ng
said water main of each parcel
of the nronertv front) mr n mat a
" ' aniu aircui W) is ine
amount Ret onnnnlte thn rioinrU-
fciivii inetc or parcel oi
land below nnri thnt ftonh
piece or parcel is benefited by the
laying Of said water mnln tn
full extent of the amount so set
opposite the description of such
piece or parcel and that the re
spective amounts represent the
proportional benefits nf nlri .unt
main to said respective parcels of
property and also the proportional
frontage thereof on said portion of
-o.u weet ia,, ana ine council
does hereby declare each of the
parcebj of property in the City of
u t uen-iiura oeiow to De
hereby Is assessed the amount fet
opposite eacn respective descrlp-
waicr main.
ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE
Assessment No, 1
Judith L. and Charles Jackson
Lot 1. Block 9 Poll MS A HIH Aft.
ditlon to the City of Medford, Ore
gon, Frontage 47.7 feet. Rate
ier foot $3.03. Amount Due
144.46.
Assessment No, 2 .
Abe J. and Rose Jean Martin
Lot 2. Block 2. Cnlloire Hill Ad
dition to the City of Medford, Ore
gon. Frontage 50.00 feet. Rate
per foot $3.03. Amount Due
$151.43.
Assessment No. 3 -
Jackson County. Oregon
Lot 3. Block 2. nolle ir a Mill Ad
dition to the City of Medford, Ore
gon. Frontage 30.00 feet. Rate!
per foot $3.03. Amount Due
Assessment No. 4
Jackson County, Oregon
Lot 4. Block 2. Coll fife Hill Ad.
dlUon to the City of Medford, Ore
gon, rrontage au.uu ieet. Kate
er foot $3.03. Amount Due
151,43.
Assessment No. S
Jackson County, Oregon
Lot 5. Block 2. Collece Hill Ad
dition to the City of Medford, Ore
gon. Frontage 50.00 feet. Rate
per foot $3.03. Amount Due
$151.43.
Assessment No. 9
Jackson County, Oregon
Lot 6. Block 2. Cofleire Hill Ad.
ditlon In the City of Medford, Ore
gon. Frontage 50.00 feet. Rate
er root ij.ua. Amount uue
151.43.
Assessment No. T
Loyal L. and Audrey L, Goodnough
Lot 7. Block 2, College Hill Ad
dition to the City of Medford, Ore
gon. Frontage 50.00 feet. Rate
per foot $3.03. Amount Due
$151.43.
Assessment no. b
M. A. Slmmonds
Lot 8. Block 2. Colleite Hill Ad
dition to the City of Medford, Ore
gon, Frontage 50.00 feet. Rate
per foot $3.03. Amount Due
$151.43,
Assessment no, 9
M. A, Slmmonds
Lot 9. Block 2. College Hill Ad
dition to the City of Medford. Ore
gon. Frontase 50.00 feet. Rate
per foot $3.03. Amount Due
siai.43.
Assessment no. m
C. and R, M. Methvln
Lot 10, Block 2, College Hill Ad
ditlon to the Citv of Medford. Ore
gon. Frontage 30.00 feet. Rate
per foot $3.03. Amount Due
7131.43.
Assessment No. 11
Henry and Grace Ella Swift
Lot 11, Block 2, College Hill Ad
ditlon to the Citv of Medford. Ore
gon. Frontage 30.00 feet. Rate
per foot $3.03, Amount uue
$151.43.
"Do People
When Yon
assessed and each of tha samedltlnn ln 016 City of Medford, Ore
A New York Psychoanalyst lists the reasons why
the answer to this question is sometimes "Nol"
FcokUAKi' 26th IN
With Th.
Medford Mail Tribune
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 21, 1961
Assessment No. 12
Burton F. and Phyllis H. Shultz
Lot 12. Block 2. College Hill Ad
dition In the City of Medford. Ore
gon, rrontage tf j.oa feet. Rate
per foot $3.03. Amount Due
$283.72.
Assessment no. 13
Burton F. and Phyllis H. Shultz
Lot 13. Block 2. College Hill Ad
dition in the City of Medford, Ore
gon. Frontage 101.28 feet. Rate
ier loot fj.U3. Amount uue
306.73.
Assessment No. 14
Bert H. and Marlene Cooper
Lot 14. Block 2. Collece Hill Ad
dition in the City of Medford. Ore
gon. Frontage 50.00 feet. Rate
per foot $3.03. Amount Due
$151.43.
Assessment No. 15
Bert H. and Marlene Cooper
Lot 15. Block 2. Cnllecre Hill Ad
dition In the City of Medford, Ore
gon. Frontage 30.00 feet. Rate
per foot $3.03. Amount Due
1 01. 4 J,
Assessment No. 16
George and Naomi Mincks
Lot 16. Block 2. Collece Hill Ad
dition in the City of Medford, Ore
gon, rrontage ao.oo feet. Hate
er toot sa.uj. Amount Due
151.42.
Assessment No, 17
George and Naomi Mincks
Lot 17. Block 2. Collece Hill Ad
dition in the City of Medford, Ore
gon. Frontage 50.00 feet. Rate
per foot $3.03. Amount Due
$151.43.
Assessment No. 18
Loyal N. and Audrey L. Goodnough
Lot 18, Block 2, College Hill Ad
dition in the City of Medford, Ore
gon. Frontage 50.00 feet. Rate
per foot $3.03. Amount Due
$151.43.
Assessment No. 19
Arthur L. and Mnude Ford
Lot 7. Block 3. Colleee Hill Ad
dition In the City of Medford, Ore
gon. Frontage 30.00 feet. Rote
per foot $3.03. Amount Due
9101.4J.
Assessment No. 20
William W. and Annie Knox
Lot 8. Block 3. Colleee Hill Art
ditlon In the Citv of Medford. Ore
gon. f rontage 30. oo feet. Hate
per loot $3.03. Amount Due
131.43.
Assessment No. 21
Kenneth W. and Alma N. Durham
and August W. and Lucille J.
Glutsch
Lot 9. Block 3. Collese Hill Ad
dition in the Citv of Medford.. Ore
gon. Frontage 50.00 feet. Rate
per iuoi aj.uj, Amount uue
10 1.4 a.
Assessment No. 22
Kenneth W. and Alma N. Durham
and August W. and Lucille J.
Glutsch
Lot 10. Block 3. Collece Hill Ad
dition in the citv of Medford. Ore
gon. Frontage 30.00 feet. Rate
per toot $3.U3. Amount uue
$131.43.
Assessment No. 23
Kenneth W. and Alma W. Durham
and August W. and Lucille J.
Glutsch
Lot 11. Block 3. Colleee Hill Ad
dition In the City of Medford. Ore
gon. Frontage 30.00 feet. Rate
per foot $3.03. Amount Due
$131.43.
Assessment No. 24
Kenneth W. and Alma N. Durham
and August W. and Lucille J.
Glutsch
Lot 12. Block 3. College Hill Ad
ditlon in the City of Medford,
Oregon. Frontage 103.58 feet.
Rate per foot $3.03. Amount Due
$313.70.
Assessment no. o
Kenneth W. and Alma N. Durham
and August W. and Lucille J
Glutsch
Lot 13. Block 3. Colleffe Hill Ad
dition in tne city oi meorord, Ore
gon. Frontage 101.28 feet. Rate
per foot $3.03. Amount Due
Assessment No. 26
Kenneth W. and Alma N. Durham
and August w. and Lucille J.
Glutsch
Lot 14. Block 3. Collese Hill Ad
dition in the Citv of Medford. Ore
son. Front nee S0.00 feet. Rate
per toot S3.U3. Amount uue
$131.43.
Assessment no. h
Kenneth Wt and Alma N. Durham
BI1U August W . WI1U UUVUIO u,
Glutsch
Lot 13, Block 3, College Hill Ad
dition In the City of Medford, Ore
gon. Frontage 50.00 feet. Rate
per toot j.uj. Amount uue
$151.42.
Assessment No. 28
Kenneth W. and Alma N. Durham
and August w. ana leucine J,
Glutsch
Lot 16, Block 3, College Hill Ad-
gon. Frontage 80.00 feet. Rate
per foot $3.03. Amount uue -
$131.43.
Assessment No. 29
Kenneth W. and Alma N. Durham
and August W. and Lucille J.
Glutsch
Jjt 1T ttlnel .1. Colleffe Hill Ad
dition in the Citv of Medford. Ore-
vnn Fronts ire 30.00 feet. Rate
er lOOt aj.OJ. Amount uue
151.43.
Assessment No. 30
Edith Y. Ingle ;
Tnt m ninftc a Colic ee Hill Ad
dition In the City of Medford, Ore
gon. Frontage 50.00 feet. Rate
per foot $3.03. Amount Due
1151.43. '
Assessment No. 31
Kenneth W. and Alma N. Durham
and August w. ana,ijuciiie
Glutsch
t l f ninelr 11 Pnlletfe Hill Ad
dition In the City of Medford, Ore
gon. Frontage du.uu ie. n
er ioov fj.w.
131.42. '
Aimimfnt No. 32
Kenneth W. and Alma N. Durham
and AUgUBt W. ana uuvmc ,
Glutsch
t a ft ninir ft Collece Hill Ad
dition ln the City of Medford. Ore
gon. Frontage 30.00 feet. Rate
per foot $3.03. Amount Due
lHnmnt No. 33
Kenneth W. and Alma N. Durham
and August w. nu
Glubich
t o Ttlnelr fl Collene Hill Ad
dition in the City of Medford, Ore
gon, rrontage ou.w ,ccl-
per foot $3.03. Amount Due
$151.43. a
Assessment No, 34
Kenneth W. and Alma N. Durham
and August W. and Lucille J.
Glutsch aJ
Lot 10, Block 8, College H1U Ad
dition In the City of Medford,
Oregon. Frontage 50.00 feet, Rate
per fooU-$3.03. Amount due
$151.43. 4 M
Assessment No. 35
Kenneth W. and Alma N. purham
and August W. and Lucille J.
Glutsch ... . ,
Lot 11, Block 6. College Hill Ad
jui..n in th. ntv nf Medford. Ore
gon. Frontage 50.00 feet. Rate
per foot $3.03. Amount Due
3151.42.
T Aaaatament No. 38
Kenneth W. and Alma N, Durham
and AUgUSl w, ana nuviuc -
Lot 12, Block 6, College Hill Ad
dition In the City of Medford, Ore
gon. Frontage 103.38 feet. Rate
per foot $3.03. Amount Due
Assessment No, 37
William J. and Verda I. Moore
Tot ii ninlt ft fnlleffe Hilt Ad'
ditlon In the City of Medford, Ore
gon. Frontage 101.28 feet. Rate
per loot f j.uj, Amount uus
$306.73.
Assessment No. 3d
G. T. and Verda M. Dynge
Listen ;
Talk?"
TVeelcly
B S
Lot 12. Block 7. College Hill AH.
ditlon in the City of Medford, Ore
gon, rrontage 103.58 feet. Rat
per foot $3.03. Amount Due
$313.70.
Assessment No. 39
G. T. and Verda M. Dynge
The Northerlv 51.7ft feet nf r nf
13. Block 7. Collese Hill Addition
In the City of Medford. Oregon.
Frontage 51.78 feet. Rate per
foot $3.03. Amount Due
$156.82.
Assessment No. 40
Fred M. and Ella A. Bauley
That property described in Vol
ume 403, Page 68. in Deed Records
oi jacKson county, Oregon; less tha
Northerlv 100.0 feet nf snfri nrnn.
erty. Frontage 185.4 feet. Rate
per loot $3.03. Amount Due
$561.50.
Assessment No. 41
Guy and Mae Nelson
That proDertv descrihed in Vol
ume 387. Pane 208. In Deed Reenrda
of Jackson County. Oregon; less the
Southerly 100.0 feet of said proper
ty. Frontage 33O.0 feet. Rate
per foot $3.03. Amount Due
$990.43.
Assessment No. 42
Margaret E. and Joseph C. Moore
imu property described in Vol
ume 483, Page 448 and 449. in Deed
Records of Jackson Countv. Ore
gon. Frontage 43.52 feet. Rate
per loot $3.03. Amount Due
Assessment No. 43
Clifford McC.inty
That property described in Vol.
ume 462, Page 112 nnd 113. in
Deed Records of Jackson Countv,
Oregon. Frontage 400.00 feet.
Rate per foot S3.03. Amount
Due $1,211.43.
Assessment No. 44
Mark A. Goldy and Richard
Henselman
Beginning at a nnlnt on thn
North line of McAndrews Road,
formerly Buckshot Road, from
which the Northwest corner of
Section 20. Township 37 South,
Range I West of the Wlllametto
Meridian bears North 1,304.16 feet
and West 40.00 feet; thence North
100-00 feet; thence East Parallel to
the North line of McAndrew Rood
duo. (j ieei; mence south 100.00
feet: thence West alonn xnlri North
line 668.73 feet to the Point o
Beginning. Frontage 668.73 feet.
Rate per foot $3.03. Amount
Due $2,025.29.
SECTION 2. The Recorder-Trea.
urer of the City of Medford Is
hereby directed to enter a state
ment of said several assessments
in the docket of City Hens of said
uuy ana puousn a notice thereof
bV Dublicatlon In the Medford Mull
Tribune, a newspaper of general
circulation in the City of Medford,
,ouniy, uregon, ior at
least one publication and within
ten days from the date of tha
enactment thereof.
PASSED by the Council and
signed by me in open session in
authentication of its passage this
iom aay oi rcDrunry, mm.
DONALD HANSEN
Actinff Mflvnr
ATTEST:
F. HUSON
Recorder-Treasurer
APPROVED bv me this 20th dav
of February, 1961.
JUHN W. SNIUER
Mayor
NOTICE
To the owner or reputed owner of
each parcel of property in tha
xoregoing ordinance:
You are hereby notified that tha
assessment declared by the fore
going Ordinance has been made and
the lien therefor entered in tha
City Lien Docket and that tha
same is due, and you are hereby
required to pay the same to tha
xtecoracr witnin ten (in nnys irom
the service of this notice, which
notice is made by publication of
tne xoregoing urainance.
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