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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE.: MEDFORD ORESON
REGIONAL
NEWS
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' i ' - John Stafford, Rtgtdnal Editor
,' OaMwpondenti! Upper Applegate Valley Maud Zlealer, Urwer Applefeta Valley
. Jeanette Head; Butte Fall Mary Jo-Harrie; Central Point Dolerea AimMtont and
"'' no Vincent; ladle Point Dottle Harbleon: Cold HUl-Sama Valley Mary Kail; Grandview
- Loo Fine Dot Stmmona: Happy Camp Haul Davie. Betty Reedy: Hornbrook Kauianna
' Chapmen:- IHinola .Valley Katharine Scott: JaokaonvUte Betfo Hoekine-,- McLeod
. -CMoXe-ArSlne Murphy-Mra. R. i. MlUemanni O'Brien-. Lethe Cooke; .Phoenlx
"'' i MrtTlSaVlWy? Proiiect Velda 'Barr, Shady Cove Evelyn Wataon; Table Rock
.' V Vk ''JcSe"D1oRogera WUUa'rna-Slurley ftecher; Yretta-Dorl. Rob-
Inaon. and. Betty Calkina. ..;---
4-11 Lezdars
area resident! attended a 4-H
1 ledar' ;.Work8hopri .to ' Rpse
burg recently.': ':.' '.:";'
..The-workshop was:attehded
by leaden from a five county
area. A; 1 T. Lathrop, pi Wlk
llamf ,' regional vice presideik
, conducted the .sewlon-., ;
Those 'attending ! from.' tfie
WlUlamajrea 'wCm 3.jR.oh-l
rt' : Thomas, ,' Mr. '-Norman
Webb, Mrs. Mike' Rak, Mrs.
PercySowell, 'Mrsi-;!.''!'
thrpp; ell ' of Wiljlami, "an
Mrs.,. George Brett, .01 Mur-
Elk-Trail, -KTheJicomolriea
bands and choniae of :Snady
' Cove . and; Elk-Trail . schools
will present a music program
April 28 at- El(t-Trail: school.
The .program will' 'be',, under,
he direction of Richard .Gt
naway,; music instructor.
Yreka City Council
Swim Center Bid ,
;ViYreka...The yreka .'ei$y
liWhctl ..atpted:. ta- '!bid of
the'.: IfigrMl'fiwIm.
mlng- center,, at , lta" meeting
April- W.-t- v-'
- -- Geremla : Paddock '- Ppols,
Incij.-of ' Sacramento; submlt
tedvthe .Tow1 -bid. ' SevenVbidsJ
were submitted . and . opened.
However, -one, of these; waa a
telegraphed bid .of.- $89,789
and was termed !unaccepbl.
;choice:.-,i "X
Blddirfg was-originally open
ed in March.'' Atthei Marqh; 2
council meeting cdUy!,ae.'bld
wa', sufemKted., Myera ; Jones
QkaMttktia .i-ionipany,' ' ol
Medforl mada a bid of gl09,
ApprovedibiPc
int passage ;'ofia,;SI . lesJeTS. alff Pacific,
tcioar')bj,rrf';"
.- Recent
million
' in vPorjland . aisurei -coju'r ' metrt ofdrjr cargo toiinaga
ttmied deTeioWent'of'tha'.ifoir.tha' past fmr reajrs; r
Portland Public' Dock. ' moving' to further iacreasa j
Tbia increases .10' 2Z-; cargoes ana reut.e.; snap
million dollar! iht total in- " pfag cosM by providing the
vestment Portland it mak
ing ' ia .iti terminal anil'
cargo handling' facUhis.v.
Some of these funds bavav
baen used for construction '
of a giant -new'bulk-uo'
'most modern, tima-aaying'
'factu'ties '' tndckrgo:0M--::
dlihg method's. , ' .,'!' '
- .For .information5 about
how P oxtl an,d..'Pu.bric '
pbclcs :rcjp; sifi;;hippirig;
loader which will cut im-1 heeds in;hisfarfa;wr,?r v;
porting costs of ores( ore can: ssies-1 ramc -laepaH-,
concentrates and other dry )rtnUr:AO70liW tfnt::
i Plk cargoes
. rortiano, raiuea, oy( ns
iaoni..'i;-.ltfln! ikri.-lcl.Ve' Ki'S!
' -.' .-l:.li..-.'i.:-'''.i-:';-'-i.'iv-M''.:.i('-'' " I
800. '.'At-- that" tima,' the coun
cil' voted to' potpone action.
'.At'- 'the' March . 2' meeting,
Councilman - Harry Friedman
said. the reason for lack of
bids should, be investigated to
see If steps could betaken to
remedy- toe altuation.1- ' ..i
) - On, Yreka contractor indl
cated he had intended to bid
but saw it couldn't-be done
with money available. He
said other contractors in the
area ..felt ; tla .wme.v
Disappeintmant ',:.';;.-,,';v.';'
rollowlrig'' acceptance of the
Geremla. bid, 'Mayor 'Matt , Mc
Nell expressed disappointment
there .were 'no, lower bids but
ne aaaea,. vai ,ieei ,t. iiaa.
choiw.i,, .,. .!.:;.,,.
'.Tiyaj' alternate, -;ppol: bds
were jejeflted.illpur.callediqr
use. of ."Jnfvipr.m.aWlala, or
construction ' ana would nave
irieant deducttont; incoit'.' The
fifth -was use ol concrete in
stead of' .funnlta itbora : and
would have' raised" 'the' "cost
lightly;'; ''.".,.';'.WA
'" Four ;counc'llmenand;Oacar
Plemme, . city. - engineer, were
named: to . direct construction
VnM'If-itipta "'1' 1 '
Eagle Point -i-. The . Eagle
Point Elementary PTSA , w.111
rfleet.i.at' 7;30 pVrn. .Tuesday in
ine ,graue- qcnooi lymnaaiuip
;h .'Cental folihtTHe - Jewatt
Li.n i i i l J rt-. . . - J l.il
Will . Da Jldiu ; J,uau, nfiu
25, arid Thursday, April 27,
at the, school : beginning, at
,7:30 p.m; b.oth.'frifghta," , , :
Central PoInt--Tii'e.wiilo'w
Snrlnffa HEU' willfmeet at the
home, of , Mrs,: Rusjell Thomp
son on. vrK lane - Mieaaay ai
10.-10 a.m. "Calorie Consicous
Mfeali" ! the;iesaon..tptlle.'.;
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Right now.peopla an fatarated bipntKtim and aarvings.' - . , u
You can have $10,000 imtnediate prbtectkm for tout fam- f:
, ilyandbundacaahreaerreatthaansetima."H h,,'4:.:'''V'
started your life. inauraiKa proaajn-befw reaching M (V ,:
yeara of age, after 30 years of protection tha oaah vahM ' '
xceeda the amount yoa nava paid in depoaita a cash ' , ' ' : '
' bonua, aa it vera,' for: protecting par family -all thoaa -., '( ....
:- AThiii, in brW, i BNfA'a 30 Py Ijfa-IrwuraiKa Plarti'-'A-::y "
,';,"A aound, tested program offered by a aouhd, substantial, '. '
v, v - company. BMA is one of tha nation's leadinr life insur- ' ' i ' j ' j -!
'. : .i. V ? MeoniilM.witlt moia, than' $Jt raiaOB.'in life insutanc ,' .'-' ,.'f; ,.
pnnejcuon in iwts, pi us an equivajwuk auuvuav ua, umuvu -; v, t ,
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Hewer J. Irlngla
.4rnar W. .Ceveyr.
Cttffetd W. Curl :
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P.O. Ia.7l), Madfard J.
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Phenei SP 3-414
Off icersf Elected
, 'Williaroa-lArs. Harry Fischer-was
elected chairman lot
the 'Williams . Parent-Teachers
group at it ' meeting 'la s t
Wednesday ip the seventh and
eighth grade;classroom.
Other officers elected, were
Mra J- Mark j; Saunders, .vice
chairman; Mra.Artha Wilson,
secretary lind.' Mrs. - Elgin
Miller, treaaurer.v.They ; will
be installed May 10.
Members were -; reminded
that , the school; budget will
be -yoted an -May 1, Alao 'to
be elected will be a member
of the ; school: board as the
term of Dewta, Varner expires
this :yeeri Other board mem
bers ' are -Robert Boyce -and
.Robert, Thomas,;. , , ;.',..-'
The possibility :;of, changing
the date of the. end of school
to . am eatlitfjr date" in ' future
years , was . .dlscusked.T Other
business Included . discussion
of National Library week with
Mra. . Lynn feton,e explaining
that Ta numbet of .films are
available .; through the ; Jose
phine . counM library .in, addi
tion to 'their reading, material.
Annual;. aHcni'.t:y fri' -,i.t
' The ' annual picnic will be
held ;-Juna'' 8 j--with tlie group
supplying the ice cream. 'The
group deemed not. to sponspr
a Cub or. Explorer troop this
year considering 'the number
of - extracurricular ,. activities
in the .vicinity;. : for this ,age
group.' ;A, -'" ' . , '. . ... :'
The ' meeting opened': iwlth
the flag salute and program
given 'by' Williams Bos Scout
Troop"; 78, ' spfahsored by . the
group. : Participating in the
program:: were; John Alden;
Ted Brlttson. Harlan Llnd-
quiat; Bill Bigelow, John Var
ner and Ronald Stone. The
prograrii was ip." keeping' with
chartering time which is May
Mr." .and. Mrsy Alvln . Lispn
bee, Grants Pass, were guests.
Mr. Lis'onbee' will be 'princi
pal' at Wllljams next school
year. . ;' , :,' I .' .':
Refreshments were, served
by the mothers of students in
classes tauHhUby Mrs. Or-
ville ,, Lewman, -' The tables
were 'decorated with'' spring
bouquets ,- by- .,tHe L u c k y
Plucky 4-H lewing club girls,
who helped Serve and did the
clean-up after the meeting as
part' ;'of ; their . ; community
service project. j
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HONORED Judge William Mathews, second from left, was
honored at, a -recent meeting of tne aisKiyou county -employees
association. Mathews is shown with his wife,, on left,
Al Cardoza, second. from right, and Tom Toulouse. ' ;
Scott Valley Judge ;
Honored at Banquet
Yreka - - Judge William
"Pop"'; Mathews was honored
at the annual banquet of; the
Siskiyou County- Employees
association, held recently at
the Yreka Inn.; Approximate
ly 125- membera and guests
attended.
, . Mathews has'llved in Scott
valley, aiinis. me.; ne;- nas
been active In. community af
fairs and has held many civic
offices. ." He,. 'was.', a "" school
trustee 'for 40; years. In addi
tion he has been Scott.Valley
postmaster and judge.
C.'.He.w.as'pres'entedl'a.pin'and
was given a standing ovation
by 'the .croWd. .He" Responded
With, a short 'speech express;
ipg hls appreciation.
Oaliforhia
Teleyision tog
. . Froframi . UiUd . Helow a
Mcalrtal from 'Mit tcltvlilea
.'lUtMm and tb Mall Trlbon
auiumat no rtipoBiiblalty except
to .mako chasiw . a lappltetf.
-no
KVIP-TV Chantil ,7), J
Monday; . .
6 :00 Nowsbeat ' NorthiUto
6:15 NBC New . (u:
7:00 Lock Up
t-neyennc anow j . -8j30
Surrtide 6 . . .
9:30 Ad venUirei in Paradiio
1030 Bell & Howell tloie Up
ll:0p 11th Hour Mewi
HMfUTairkr Pnar
2:30 Lite wa: and Sim Off.
Tufiday: i , , , ,
11:00 Tnith or Conaequencca
110 Bob Comminaa .
12:00 Camouflage , ; .
NumbeV Plaaio . .
liuo About Facea . '
1:25 ABC Newa . . -t
1:30 'From Thego Roota '.
2 :00 Day in Court ' '- it 1 ' v
3:30 8evenXya t- f
3 ;00 Queori For a Day '
3:30 Who- Do You Trust '
4:00 Arntrican Bandstand r '
5:00-rPopey.and Hii Frlcndi
8:30 Rocky and Hij Fricnda-
6K)0 Newsbeat Northitata , .
6:15 NBC Newa ,' " . .
6ao Highway Patrol - V 1 i
7:00 Nat KingiCoU -,r ,
8;00 Rifleman. ., ,t .
30 WyattEarn ,J
ecotven- wo ax :-r
our'Nftura '
11X19 JacKFaar--
13:30 Lata-Newa arid-Sign-Off '
a0 Staaecoa
10:06 Thaller,
ll:00-!-llth-Hoi
Ed'jgltij Point Greeters
Visit 10 Families
Kasls Pbiiit Jf -Tan families
have moved. into the Eagle
Point' area within the last
month and Have been called
on by member of .the Eagle
Point Greeters. "
Mr. and Mrs. Hex Moore
came to -Eagle' Point from
Colorado.- .They'-' have two
daughters, Christy 3 and Don-;
na Marie, three, weeks. Moore
is a : carrier equipment repair
man. Mrs.- Moore is a Brownie
Scoot' leader and has joined
the t Eagle Point troop.' ' The
family lives at 29 West Third'
st; i , :.. J'-v,' f-y. ' v
Mr.- and Mrs. Bill Searcy
are living on West, Third st.
The .'family came from forest
Grove and includes three chil
dren, Larry, 14, Richard, "11,-
and Jimmy, 8. Searcy is; em
ployed with the state highway
department. ' ' t '
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hart
came from'Oold Beach. They
have four chllHren, Joan, 4,
Thomas, 6,1 Brooke, '7 and
Carl,.9. ' - '
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dusen
burry and daughter Jean, 6
months, have moved to Eagle
Point- from Shady Cove. Du
senburry Is a dogging .truck
driver. The family lives on
West Eleventh st. . . '
Mr. and. Mrs. Carl E. Chris
tian and son; Carl Edward, 2;
are new residents.. The Chris
tians 'came ; from- Medford.
Christlamwo'rkSffoivthe postal
service In Medford. (-;' , ' ,
"Mr.-and Mrs: Clyde Wiischi
rormeriy oi jaoksonvlue, are
living on the Don Bieberstedt
ranch on , Little Butte Star
route. They have seven young
sters, Clarence, 22, Gale, 17,
Patty Lou, 14, Mary Sue. 13
Roland and Ralph, ! both 10,
and John. 8. Wilson is retired.
Other new residents include
Mr. and Mrs. James McGulre
and ' children, Kathleen, 18,
and Phillip, 10. The McGulres
came from Medford.1 ,
i Mrs. Mona Brewer and chll-
dren, James, 15, Paul, 8, Billy,
6, and Nora Jean, 4, are resid
ing at 229 South B st. Mrs.
Brewer is a school secretary.
The family came from Shady
cove. :
: Mr. ' and Mrs. Julius ;May-
hew and children, Colin, 12,
Penny, 11,, Scott, 9, Kay, 8,
and -Kim, 6, formerly of West
minister, Calif, are; living at
the 1 Peter Klewit property,
Route l,,Box 98. Mayhew Is
a' cement mason. , . v ''. ;' '"
Mr. and Mrs. Harlln Stlnson
were recently ' married and
are now living in Eagle Point.
: ' The Greeters hope to call
on every new family within a
few, days after they arrive in
the community. Those having
new, neighbors may'' contact
Mrs. Rick Wolgamott at Hill-
crest 6-3232.. . i . ,
n.ngUO.Ai:JSf.r
' , ; : Looking for money to borrow? Commonwealth offeis-, s ,
f , y' mortgia leans cfl homes, .commercial and Induitriat 'V
property,, apartments and projects for senior dtiitns. .'.
' .-, W represent 17 life imurancs companies, eastern sav
' lnibnkssndpemionfund.Waha-etlKitioiKy,terma "
and'rate.to meet your fequiremtnu, QakV, efficient,' ""
T". coorteout service. Contact our nearest office: . f '
Commonwealth, I nc
C't MMWe lelMlos. ' W- NrlUM , -
- ,. t liberty Imet, . I, latem .'," ' ; .
Albert Newton, district at
torney, Jim McAdams, Mon
tague judge, Al .Cottar, . coun
ty sherif f ,; and Everett ' Bart,
superior court judge, ail made
hrfpf anepphAa .tributiriff - Ma
thews. All mentioned his pub
lic service, .good will and integrity..-
;, -. j.
. ;.Al Powers, bead .of the; Sis-
;kiyou, . county , road-. ; depart
'ment,' ;,h'pi)ored ', twp v retiring
employees,; Al Cardoza, super
visor of. jail I crews, -and. Tom
Toulouse, road equipment op
erator. . uaraoza retired , r eD.
.28. Toulouse- retired in July,
1980. .. .',.,'
Josephine County
Medical Disaster
Grants Pass - Preliminary
plans for organization - of a
medical force to cope with any
major disaster' in the Jose
phine county area were made
at a meeting of county doctors
Friday. . ' i "
; All county medical doctors
plus two oral -surgeons, an
ophthalmologist, x-ray special
ist, Josephine General hospital
administrator and 'hospital
head nurse attended the or
ganizational meeting. -
Others attending included
representatives of city police,
county sheriff's office, ' city
fire department, state police,
civil' defense, sheriff's posse,
police reserves and ambulance
companies. -
Director.; . -- i
i Dr.: John R. Boe will be di
rector of . the disaster, force.
Dr. D. McCarthy was named
alternate director.- - .
. -Doctors -were -assigned-va
rious points to'be set ,up 'in
case of a- disaster. r -i
.Plans were made for a trial
run' of the' disaster plan on
Thursday' afternoon, May 28,
H, '. :'',- : : .:'(.! '
; Eaige Point-An- Important
meeting - of - the : Scout-Com
munity building committee
will be, held tonight at 8 p.m.
in the new, building. ' (.-'.
Suit Filed Against Grants Pass Concern
Portland-A suit under the
Federal Wage-Hour law lor
$3,772 in back :pay allegedly
due six employees; of Sunny
Valley - L u m b e r company,
Grants Pass, , has been luea. in
federatxlistrict court in Porfr
land. ; .--' ?.- : 1 j ': : !
The action, was filed,. U tne
name of Secretary .of Lbor
Arthur - jJ... Goldberg,, upon
receipt, of written: requests
from the. employees,. -as pro
vided by tire statute.
' The ; complaint, alleged, that
the firm failed to pay th; em-;
ployees the required one mid
one-haU times the regular i ie
for time worked in .excesE of
40 hours per workweeks Fiva
of the claimants 'were employ
edVas-log truck-'drivers arid
the . sixth as a mechanic.'
r Filing of the complaint tai
lowed an investigation :of . tha
firm by the V. S. labor depart
ment's wage and 'hour carld
public contracts divisions.
GET A CASH LOAN TO
PAY OFF YOUR OLD BILLS)
-from the friendliest people in town 7
Bring 'em fn to t. Prompt ,
cash toans for arty worthy pu- j
pose. Just pk up yarphoney t -then
pick up yourtoan. -. ; "Jr
I $25 to $1500 i
CITY FINANCCI COMPANY s
Its L .'Mobi- ft. '-- fionjai MU.) -M21, AaMeMeJ V
' Iffa 1 taaajfiajsica! ovoMoWa aa att laofa ajt low aaoaat fafaa . i . .- - - t-
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: .' Duncan! Hine . ..:''!. Standby v.
CAKE MIX SHORTENING
5't";,'Dart;!'' ;:.'.."":' Challenge IV'OAQ) ff V;!
';;:v;;LIMA.BEANS:r - DRY MILK . '-yT KIf V"H'f
- I ' Congrahildtions . . Mrs. Wily; Sherman ",
Market !
BONITA FLAKES
:.Np. V4:
: Size
,Tin:
225
liquid
DETERGENT
69'
Big 32-ox.
Siza
WINNER OF $40300
STRIKE IT RICH JACKPOT
Shawn areHnihif Mrs. Sherman her eheck h Mr. Pick
Meltter, trera manajar. Neat Wednetday'a drawlnf far
; $100. Be lure and restorer er have year ticket validated.
YOUR CHOICE
mix And match 'em and save
Pineapple-Grapefruit Drink, Hl-C, 46-oz.
tin. Tomato Juice, Treasure, 46-oz. tin.
Apricots, Blue Sky, 2Vi. Drews Pork and
Beans, 2Vi sixe
1 ; k'r'I 'ir
U.S. No. 1 Klamath
I .t . , . J
a-
dpuds
10-LBS.
!!
ORANGES
ONIONS
Country Styla .
Saatonad Just Right
Extra Sweat
Calif. Navala
I ' Sweat Texas . '
. , Whita Bermudas
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SAUSAGE
CHEESE
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ROGUE GOLD
2-LB. BRICK
EASTERN OREGON LOCKER BEEF
' U.S.D.A. Good or Choice ' V'-'"
FAONT V
43
lb,
HALF.
49
lb.
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WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT
PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH WEDNESDAY
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MEDFORD
13th and Central
ASHLAND
1475 Siskiyou Blvd.
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