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(!:y Services Are
Listed by Florists
Two new services In Cow-
ers-bv-wire operations have
been Introduced by the Flor
ists Telegraph Delivery asso
ciation, according to Marshall
' Gilford, Portland, who spoke
here Sunday. He was a guest
at a meeting of FTD unit UJ)'
which met at Rogue Valley
Country club:
Attending 'were florists
from central, southern and
mviiwu Oregon. Dorothy
Ginn is secretary. ; '
The first new service of the
'" association is a "Flora-
' Cheque" gift certificate,, re
deemable in plants or flowers
in any of, 11,000 FTD shops in
North America or in the 18,
000 shops abroad. The other
" service offers selected holiday
bouquets that can be duplicat
ed and delivered anywhere in
the country;
The 51-year-old association
: Is a non-profit organization
' now operating in 188 coun
- tries. Medford members are
' Medford Flower shop, Leon
ard Flowers and Ginn's Flow-
tsfired Workers
(!::d Cards Filed
Retired federal employees
. and survivor annuitants eligi
ble for coverage under the
- Retired Federal Employees
Health Benefits act must file
their election cards by April
30 to enroll in the health in
sura nee program.
John M. Young, director gf
' the Jlth U.S. civil service re
gion, Seattle,' reminded those
eligible that if they do not
file by April 30 they will be
listed as not wanting to en
roll. ,;v-V
He said that only' about
. one-fourth of the 28,000 per
sons eligible for benefits un
der the new act in the region's
five-state area had signed up
in the first 30 days of the 60
day registration period..,
Mailing of registration kits
to eligible ' annuitants was
completed ' early in March.
The effective date of the bene
fits of Ihe act is July 1 and
the April 80 deadline was set
to allow time to check regis
trations and set up records
'by July I.''-: ', . .
THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1SB1
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE.
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ACTRESS DIVORCED Film star Glta Hall,' 27, is shown
in a Los Angeles court as she divorced actor Barry Sullivan,
charging him with -using profane language. She -will get
$700 a month . in alimony and $150 a month child support. :
: - , . -: ... (UPI Telephoto)
Coy Watson Starts New
Business in Medford
Coy Watson Productions, a
new enterprise ' to provide
complete motion picture pro
duction service, has opened at
830 North Central ave.
' The firm will produce films
of all kinds for commercial
theatrical and television use
and in sales advertising for
industrial and private , con
cerns.- ' (
Watson' came to Medford
from Sacramento, where he
was news film director with
KCRA-TV for two years.
The North Central ave. lo
cation has more than 2,300
square feet of space, and con
tains a complete film process
ing facility set up to process
8mm and 16mm . black and
white film, silent or sound.
Watson announced that he
is also able to direct, photo
graph; process, ; edit and pro
duce motion pictures in Med
ford and deliver the film on
the. same day it. is shot.
'. In 1060 Mr. and Mrs. Wat
son and children visited Med
ford and Jacksonville, where
his parents were married 49
years ago. The family has pur
chased a home at 1001 South
Oakdale ave. , '
. Watson's father was a pio
neer in the motion picture in
dustry and started Coy on his
way when he appeared in a
Mack Sennett comedy when
he was nine months old. He
and his five brothers and
three sisters acted in movies
as children. One of them,
Bobs Watson, plays the role
of a cub reporter in the tele
vision series, "Hot Off the
Wire"; '
Becomes Photographer
uoy oecame a pnotograpner
with the Los Angeles .Times
when he was 14 and after
high school graduation work
ed on various Los Angeles
papers." He is inventor of a
Court Records
JUSTICE COURT
Aihland District
Donald Henry Lucler. disobeyed
stop sign, 915.
avid
138.50.
C. Bechtel, .' overload,
Dale Dean Fiesuth, overload. $22,
122.
Robert Z. McLellan, overload,
Hurl W. Dunlan. overload. SIS.
Thomas B. King, no horn. 910.
Reed F. Conrad, overlength, 915.
Bernard D. Clark, overload. $34.
Richard O. Maease, illegal posses
sion liquor. f25.. - m
Pauline M. Bright, expired ve
hicle license, 95., . , m
Charles M. NewBon, violation of
basic rule, .950.
James R. Carey, overload, 930.50.
Garland D. Tullbright, overload,
115.
Elroy D, , Lydeen, no operator's
license, 95. ' , mt. mtl
John F. Neese, overload, 9164.30.
Donald E. Muir, expired opera
tor's license, 95.
Claude Alvin Benson, expired
vehicle license, 95. . 4
Ronald L, Cochran, . no safety
chains, $15
Willie L. Byrd, overload, f 38 50.
Darwin C. Green, overload, 936.
George Neil Rankin, one head
light, 910. .
Wayne E. Trask, overload, 982.50.
Everett M. Schmelzer, obstructed
vision, 910.
Louis Gene Logston, disobeyed
stop sign, 915. ,, ,
Albert R. Nlckodemus, disobey
ed stop sign, 915. 1 ka
Donald A. Miles, overload. 92B.50.
Jerry L. Tepper, disobeyed atop
sign, 915. . - .
Headlight Glare
Deflector Erected
: Oklahoma City WUPD-. The
Oklahoma Highway - Depart
ment has erected the nation s
first headlight glare deflector
fence on a 3,700-foot stretch
of Interstate Highway 35 in
Oklahoma City. , .
The . 3-foot high , deflector
was erected above . a guard
mil on the highway's median
strip. The fence also prevents
the danger 01 scnooi cnuuieu
crossing the highway.
David A. Lundquist, violation of
basic rule, $54.50.
Joseph W 0 r d e a. Inadequate
brakes, 910.
ASHLAND MUNICIPAL COURT
Ethel Helen Romine, violation of
basic rule, 915.
Arthur Francis Lang, violation
of basic rule, 915. . -
Harvey Gilbert, parked on side
walk. 95.
William Henry Breese, disobeyed
stop signal, 95.
Stephen Boyer, disobeyed stop
signal. 95.
Aninony j. uopcz, 10, nawsn,
illegal possession of liquor, three
days In Jail, suspended. -
Roland Henry Reed, 18, Id ley Id
Park, Ore., illegal possession of
liquor, three days in jail, sus
pended. Robert Peter Klose, 21, route 2,
box 426C, Grants Pass, furnishing
beer to minors, three days in jail,
suspended.
Jerry Lewis Gadden. 18, K and C
Motel, Medford, illegal possession
of liquor, three days in jail, sus
pended. Bobby Dale Holt, - violation of
basic rule, 915.
Ben Bradley Evans, violation of
basic rule, 915,
Fred Gustave Shaefer, improper
passing, 95. - .,
Claire Sui Yen Chlng, disobeyed
stop signal, 95.
Harvey Merlin Rowley, improp
er passing, 910.
Robert - Russell Gates, violation
of basic rule, 925.
Mach McAllister Marlow, dis
, obeyed stop, signal, 95
David William MitUn, improper
violation
passing, 95.
d Keith swisner,
of basic rule, 915
' Michael Lee Parsons violation of
basic rule, 915.
Nickolas Duane Smith, violation
of basic rule, 920.
Lawrence Eugene Tolliver, al
lowing person to ride on outside of
vehicle, 95.
Jerry Reese Hemingway, viola
tion of basic rule. 910.
Kenneth Wayne Hartell, improper
left turn, 95.
Donald William Clark, disobey
ed traffic signal, 95.
Annie Florence Gertson, disobey
ed traffic signal, 95. . .
Leroy M. Keeney, parking in
yellow zone, 95.
Dale Leon Barber, no vehicle li
cense, 95.
Lester Lee Stamper, disobeyed
stop signal. 95.
Beverley Jean Garten, improper
passing, 95.
DISTRICT COURT
Howard A. Morris, failure to
yield the right of way, 915.
Constance H. Jannusch, no motor
vehicle license, 95.
Harold J. Zwicker, parking on
highway, 915.
Mary R. . Savage, no operator's
license, 95. , .
Ray J. Farnsworth, no vehicle
license, 95.
James H. Dodd, no operator's li
cense, 95.
Birdie A. Beasley, failure to
yield the right of way, 915.
Cecil D. Moon, failure to stop,
915. '
Erdon E. Jackson, obstructed
vision. 910.
Jack D. Myers, overwidth, 915.
Morris L. Frink, violation of
basic rule, 910.
George Ekhrin, no lights, 910.
Jonnie H. Johnson, obstructed
vision, 910. .
CIRCUIT COURT ' -
Virginia June Ross vs. Calvin A.
Ross, divorce decree.
Katherine Marie Bates vs. Wil
liam Edward Bates, divorce de-
"Susan Marie St. Arnold vs. Rich
ard Gail St. Arnold, divorce de-
CrWayne B. Johnson vs. Joan K.
Johnson, divorce decree.
James G. Scarff vs. Mary
Chrystal Scarff, divorce decree.
MARRIAGE LICENSE !
APPLICATIONS '
Floyd W. Taylor, route 1. box
526. Talent, and Nancy Arlene
Pettitt, route 1, box 108. Talent.
Carl Austin Van Derpool, 827
GHman rd.. and Shirley Jane Mc
Allister, route 2, box 573A, Cen
tral Point.
T.itp-Beam Focuser" for the
4-by-5 Grafic camera which is
used on news . cameras. Dur
ing World War II, he served
as chief photographer for the
11th Naval district of the
Coast Guard at Long Beach.
A family business "The Six
Watson Bros. Photography" is
still active in Los Angeles. The
local man has worked with
numerous television films, in
including many hews assign
ments.
A local program, "Cameo
Camera," which is presented
Mondays at 6:30 p.m.; shows
Watson's films of actions and
events of the Rogue valley. .
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