MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE.
MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1961
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Variance Restrictions
Noted by County Board
several restrictions, to be
complied with by Peter Kie
wit Son's company, were de
tailed by the Jackson county
planning commission's board
of adjustment last week with
Its approval of the company's
request for a variance.
The variance, first request
ed in early January, was for
the location of fill dirt and
rock crusher sites north of
Central Point. The property
Is between Gebhard and Sce
nic rds. east of the proposed
freeway route and a site north
of Eric ave. about three miles
northwest of the other prop
erty. The restrictions include:
1. Protection of the Central
Point sewer line crossing
Bear creek by not removing
material within 100 feet up
stream from it;
2. Planting a screen of trees
between the pit and the free
way;
3. Leave a berm between
the Ball property and the El
lestad property in the excava
tion area with an outlet ditch
constructed
4. Slopes in the pit on the
Ball property to be cut on ap
proximate 2'i feet to 1 foot;
and
5. To terminate variance at
end of company's contract
with the state highway com
mission which started March
1 for a period of 210 working
days.
The variance was request
ed due to the county's interim
zoning ordinance. In com
menting on the planning com
mission's action, R. B. Miller,
area manager for Peter Kie-
wit s Sons company, com
mended it for contacting all
interested parlies prior to the
public hearing Jan. 31.
He stated that because of
the meetings with all con
cerned differences were iron
ed out prior to work being
started.
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ed a knock on her door and
discovered a package contain
ing the missing money. "It's
sorry, here's your money," an
attached note read.
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Meet the new member of Charlie
Brown's select group of laugh
makers, in the comic strip-
"PEANUTS"
By Charles M. Schulz
TODAY, in the
Mail Tribune
Her advent swells the total
"Peanuts" east to eleven: Charlie
Brown, Lucy, Linus, Violet, Patty,
Schroeder, S h e r m y, Pig-pen,
Snoopy, Sally Brown and Frieda.
Three New $200
Scholarships Are
Listed by ONPA
Eugene - Three new $200
journalism scholarships, sup
ported by the Oregon News
paper Publishers association,
were announced last week by
Charles T. Duncan, dean of
the University of Oregon
school of journalism.
The scholarships are fi
nanced under a plan pre
sented to the ONPA at the
annual Oregon Press Confer
ence in February. The plan
was unanimously endorsed by
the board of directors and has
since been widely supported
by member newspapers.
A total of 37 newspapers
(nine dailies and 28 weeklies
and semi-weeklies) pledged
their support when the plan
was presented.
me immediate response
was most enthusiastic," Dun
can said, "and there is every
reason to think that further
pledges of support will en
able us to offer at least one
more scholarship per year and
possibly two more."
The great value of the plan
according to Duncan, is that
at very little cost to any indi
vidual member, the newspap
ers of Oregon can offer tang
ible evidence of their interest
in the education of future
journalists.
"Individually the members
of ONPA have always been
exceptionally coo p e r a t i v e
with the school of journal
ism," he said, "and several of
them have been generous with
their financial as well as their
moral support. Now, for the
first time, we can offer schol
arships that represent the
press of Oregon collectively.
There is no better way of tell
ing young people interested in
journalism that the newsrjap-
ers of their stale are inter
ested in them too."
The plan calls for a small
annual contribution by ONPA
members, on a pro-rata basis,
to the Eric W. Allen Memo
rial Fund. The contributions
are earmarked for scholar
ship purposes, and thus do not
become involved with the
main fund.
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Lenten
Message
By
THE KEV.
DR. WILLIAM LARSEN
Secretary, American
Luihern Church
(Written for UPI)
Soon after Jesus had made
his announcement to his di
ciples "that He must go to
Jerusalem and suffer many
things, . . . and be killed, and
on the third day be raised."
He told His disciples, "If any
man would come after me,
let him deny himself and
take up his cross and follow
me. For whoever would save
his life will lose it, and who
ever loses his life for my sake
will find it."
Lent is the season of the
year when we are asked to
renew our commitment to
Jesus Christ and recognize
Him as the Lord of our lives.
It gives us opportunity once
again to look at the life we
are living. We may examine
our goals, our hopes, and as
pirations. What is it that we
want most in this life and
where is our supreme loyal
ty? There are certain condi
tions under which we serve
if Christ is the Lord of our
lives. It means that we give
ourselves to Him and accept
the claim that He has on
us. We do not hold back but
willingly listen to His voice
and the prompting of UK.
Spirit. We follow him unhesi
tatingly and lose our lives for
His sake in order that we may
find meaning i n whatever
we do.
The blessing of Christ
comes to us if we appear be
fore Him in prayer and re
quest that He be the Lord of
our lives. New joys are re
ceived when our purpose is
to follow Him and listen to
His will.
College Skiesfa
Said Successful
Ashland - The Ore-Cal Ski-
esta, sponsored by Southern
Oregon college last week end
at the Mt. Shasta Ski Bowl
was a "huge success" accord
ing to Dan Bulkley, faculty
advisor for the skiesta, and
plans are already under way
to make next year's event
even better.
Over 250 students from
SOC, OTT, College of the Sis
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college attended.
Elaine Tonkin, a sophomore
In elementary education at
College of the Si.tkiyous, was
crowned queen. Sharon Zun
del from SOC was runner up
and Ruth Turner of Humboldt
State was third.
Bulkley praised Jim Johns
Lakeview, chairman for thi
event, and other organizers
for helping make it such a
greatsuccess.
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