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12 A Ashland Project OnListOK'dBy Resources Group A 1 Salem - (UFO - An ' extensive recreational development pro ', gram backed by the Associa- j tion of O&C land grant coun-"'-' ties has been endorsed unan i;t Imously by. the Governor's . ' Natural Resources Committee. " . ; The action came alter P.r- rell Jones of Milwaukie, as ' sociation president, outlined ; current projects and general goals of the program,. State Engineer Lewis Stan ' ley said the committee should be "very appreciative" that counties are spending a good share of their O&C funds for ' development of recreation. Three Main Projects Jones, Clackamas ' county i commissioner, said three main , projects at present are: . 1. A new chair lift at Mt. ' Hood to replace the old Magic Mile chair lift., : ! 2. New access to the Mt. Ashland ski area. 3. Spencer road, .11 miles O&C timber access roads which will connect with 13 miles of new Klamath county roads. This, Jones said, will provide access to new skiing . areas and access to Buck lake. The route would run from a . point near Klamath Falls to a sector south of Lake of the Woods. Jones said $72,000 is being pent this year in a coopera tive program with the bureau of land management to estab lish camp sites on O&C ... lands. Next year ; another '. S 100,000 will go for this pro gram and in 1963 $250,000 is budgeted, he said. FRIDAY. APRIL 28, 19B1 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON - One-A-Day Treats tfTrtf- 790R Bluebirds bring happiness to both gift-giver and the lucky bride or hostess who receives them! Easy 'n' fun to embroider. Strike a color-happy note in your kitchen with one-a-day towels. Pattern 7208: transfer seven 5x7 ',4 -inch mo tifs; color schemes, : Send Thirty-five cents (coins) for this pattern-add 10 cents for each pattern for lst class mailing. Send to Alice Brooks, care of Medford Mail Boy Scout Troop Tours Mail Tribune Members of Scout Troop 13 toured the Mail Tribune Tues day evening. . ' - Those of the troop making the tour were Kelly and Sid ney Merriman, Steve Roemer, Mike Hickey, Mike .Kenyon, Louis Soman, : Jim Jewett, Mike Tillery, Mark Stevens, Tim Price, Jack Merritt, Paul and Mike Firman and Terry Hinesly. ' They were accompanied by Scoutmaster Bob Price and Assistant Scoutmaster Barry Blgham. Medford Man Appears In District Court Ronald Wayne Shaw, 30, of Eugene, and 231 King St., Medford, was arraigned in district court Wednesday aft ernoon on a charge of obtain ing money by false pretenses. Shaw' was arrested by Med ford city police Tuesday after noon for cashing nine checks in the Medford area totaling $145.25. The checks had been written on the Eugene branch of the First National Bank of Oregon. ':':Y - v7 He was bound over to the grand jury with bail set at $1,500. ; - Tribune, Needlecraft' Dept., P.O. 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Under terms of the proba tion, 'both must refrain from drinking alcoholic beverages, must not own or possess a firearm, and must obey all laws and make restitution, if not already made. Calvert was also ordered to support his legal dependents. Darrell La Verne Farlss, 40, of 2870 Crater Lake highway, pleaded guilty in circuit court Wednesday morning to con tributing to the dellquency of a minor. Judge Main ordered him to be sent to the Oregon State hospital for examina tion and a pre-sentence report will be made.. , David Eugene Harper, 28, Gold Hill, pleaded guilty to charges of burglary not In a dwelling, and his case was continued for pre-sentence re port. Harper was arrested In connection with the entering of a Jacksonville : lumber company March 16. : Two People Wanted Here Are Arrested Two persons who are want ed by the Medford police de partment on check charges have been r arrested else where in Oregon, and Med ford police have placed holds on both subjects. Donna Jean Poffenbarger, 22, was arrested Wednesday in Eugene, and is being held in the Lane county jail. Med ford police hold a district court warrant charging her with uttering and publishing a forged check. Her suspected accomplice, Edward James Chambers, 29, was arrested In Bend Wed nesday, and is how held in the Deschutes county jail. Medford police hold a district court warrant charging Cham bers with forgery. . Hurryl Hurryl Hubbard Bros. BIG SALE f Ends Saturday, April 29 About Candidates (Editor's note: This is the last in a series of articles in which the background and qualifications of candidates for the Medford school board is presented.. One board member will be sleet ed for a five-year term May ; 1. Today's article is on LeRoy J. Smith.) , LeRoy J, Smith, 47, of 1015 Whitman ave., Medford, was born In Flatriver, Mo.,i and has lived in Medford , since 1955. '. He is employed by the Ore gon bureau of labor's wage and ; hour; division in a job which is concerned with the protection' of youth in regard to their employment and edu cation. - ,i , . After graduating from Al buquerque; N.M.; High school, he attended the University of New Mexico, studying busi ness administration, and La Salle Extension university of Chicago studying accounting. , He retired as a first lieuten ant in the Army in 1945. Dur ing the World War II, Smith served as a forward Observer, communications officer, bat tery commander, and later was an instructor, at Washing ton and Lee university, Lex ington, Va. He also served as information and education of- NX ,' LeROY J. SMITH ' ficer in the Central Pacific area. - Following his retirement from the service, he was sales manager for the Ediphone di vision of Thomas A.' Edison company, southern California, Arizona and southern Nevada; and was manufacturer's repre sentative in the electronics in dustry in the same area. " He is married and has three children, Kathleen, 14; Curt, 12; and Michele, 8. ' - Smith said he is "extremely proud of our educational sys tem, and the personnel re sponsible for its success here in Medford, and , indeed the entire state. "It would be my desire to continue .and further the pro grams which have made this recognition possible. Obvious ly we should continue to seek hew and improved methods of education, consistent with sound financial management. . "My entire family takes an active interest in all school functions possible, and are genuinely interested in all children's educational . wel fare. I am particularly inter ested In exploring future pos sibilities Ja vocational educa tion." - i '.. PROGRAM APPROVED , Salem -(UPD- Legislation to permit special summer school programs to continue has been approved by the House Edu cation Committee. 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