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Newspaper Page Text8 B TUESDAY. MAY 29. 1362 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOltt), OREGON r ' V . ; -. . - I TT , -. IKS Jt "01 i-yi 3 MANSION WRECKED - The old Indiana a parking lot. It was used by governors governor's mansion falls victim to the wreck- from 1919 to 194S. (UPI) er as the land is cleared at Indianapolis for Openings Listed For Federal Posts The internal revenue serv ice has announced employ ment opportunities for senior accounting students, graduate accountants or experienced ac countants to fill positions of internal revenue agent. Per sons interested in these posi tions should contact . - A. Boyd 324 East Sixth st, Med ford, or telephone 773-6239. The civil service commis sion has announced a new ex amination for air traffic con trol specialist with the fed eral aviation agency. Persons wishing to receive early con sideration are advised to file by June 21. Further informa tion may be obtained from L. B. Nelson, examiner, in the Mecitord post office build ing. Other federal civil service positions for which examina tions will be conducted are field representative and site representative. Additional in formation and applications can be had by contacting the 11th civil service region Fed eral office building in Seattle, Wash. MEDFORD MUNICIPAL COURT Rose Mary Young, driving wrong way on a one-way street, $10. Carol vn Cnllren Jniminn. vlnla. tlon of basic rule. $10. Alice viola Rannrv. failure to yield right of way, $10. John waiter Stroup, violation of basic rule. $2.V Arnold Emanuel Town, dlsobeved traffic signal, $10. joei cos ten jessei. excessive noise, $10. Glen F. Willford. no operator's licence in possession. $3. unrence L.eHoy bmiih, violation of basic rule, 910. Mary Lou Hanke, violation of basic rule, $10. Helen Fay Emmons, disobeyed top sign. $10. Jen nc tie Emma Hamnlon. exnlred operator's license, $.1 suspended. John Robert Dierma, disobeyed traffic signal, $10. Bonnie Lvnne Martin, violation of haslc rule, $10. Ronald Dean Card, failure In leave information at scene of an accident, $100. Donna Dawn Severson, violnllnn of hnsiu rule. $10, failure to obtain Oregon operator's license, $23. fcnsur I'lcrce Sillon. failure tn yield right of way, $10. noins anzanein Mrtiugn, viola tion of basic rule, $10. , Surviving Dionnes Observe 28th Year Montreal - IliPD - The four surviving Dionne quintuplets turned 28 Monday. Three of the original five sisters actually celebrated their birthday Friday when Cecile. now Mrs. Philippe Lnnglois of Quebec City, visit ed Annette, now Mrs. Ger nuiiii Allard of St. Bruno, Que. Marie, who Is married to Florin Houle, also lives In St. Bruno. The fourth surviving quint, Yvonne, is a postulant at the Convent of the Little Fran ciscan Sisters at Bale St. Paul and has not seen her sisters in some time. Emille died of Fiiffocation during an epilep tic seizure in 1954. Court Records DISTRICT COURT Ray B. Brown, overload. $30. Wesley Mc Arthur, no vehicle 11. cense, $3. Orval Kerm t Wh te. full urn In stop. $10. rlOVd HOVal Kusera nverlnnd. 4. Hetty Louise Jones, nn hrnko $3. Joienh Howard Lav ton. nn hnrn $5. John Richard Schrnedcr. lllesal possesion of game fish, $23. can Junior rschalkea. excess va noise. $10. Ouy Alvin Vinson, overload, $32. Louis Fredrick Lorsanznn. nn rtri flag on extended load, $25. Glen Vtreil Miller, no nnerjitnr'ft license. $15. VCmon Caldwell, rnut 1 rn. tral Point, drunk on uubhc high way, $100. Robert A)rin Snnv. Innrfomiat brakes, $10, frank Armstrong, no aton llchti. $10. Richard Ar en Re sel. trinn ne in closed son son, $1.1. waller warren uuldlra. failure to legalize load and overload. $130. Orval James Drwmii. narkuri nn hiahway. $3. Ralph LcrciV Mitchell, overhelcht load. $13 Donald Ravmond Rice. 327 Ma. pie si., reckless driving. $30. cuscne Edwin Davis, failure to atop. $13 J a in m Harold Hennessey. Snrinc. field. Ore., driving under Influence of liquor, $400. Robert Richard Raffertv. no on. erator's license. $3. Thomas Andrew Fields, no horn. $10 Walter F Johnson Jr.. failure to dim light. $13 Koiieri rrenrrtcK scnaeter. over- height load, $13. CIRCUIT CO CRT " (snie Mae Allison v nc berl R. Allison, divorce complaint. Joyce Eileen Hirinhotham va. Loyal Edward Higinbotham, dt vorce complaint. MARRIAGE LICENSE North Centra ave.. Medfo'rd. and route, box 101, Eagle Point. Dick Harding, route 2. box 630C, Central Point, and Julia Mario Wil- un, louie dux douu, central Point. Lloyd Dean Rickard. flfl Mote!. Nnrlh Riverside ave.. Med ford, and Linn a uorrinne Watson, 1054 Bar tiett rd., Med ford. Peterson Named Outstanding Frosh At the thirty-seventh an nual inspection and review of the Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colo., cadet battalion held recently, Cadet Pvt. Dale W. Peterson was awarded the Department of the Army Su perior Cadet ribbon as the one outstanding student in the freshman year in both mili tary and academic scholarshlrj and leadership. Cadet Peterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Peterson of 11306 Dennis rd., , Central Point, Is a member of the So ciety of Student Geonhvsiclsts and the Rifle and Pistol club at Mines. He participated on the freshman rifle team, the ROTC drill team, and in spring football. He was award ed the Dresser Electronic. S.I.E. Division, grant through the Society of Exploration Aeophysics for work in geo physical Instrumentation. CALLS OFF SEARCH Tokyo - (liPli - The Japanese Maritime Agency called off a search Monday for 18 Japa nese seamen missing since their fishing vessel sank in a storm off the southern-most island of Kyushu. The ship sanK Sunday and wreckage was spotted Monday but no survivors were found, the agency said. ft They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hutlo PUNNELMOmi HOLDS A EUUNINd CONVERSATION ALL DURIN6 WORKING HOURS INTHENOISV MACHINE SHOP HOWfrE CONDTTIONS.ELMO. OV EOV? DtOJA NEAR ABOUT DIE PLAMT KVViM' TO BOONBEI5G: WEV-VA BOWLING TONIuWT ? GUESS mo I SAW 13 LAST . SATIDDY"" REMEMBER PED IN THE PAVROLL DEPARTMENT? PSMEMBEIi THfc BI& BLONDE HE I uOIN' WITH ? Aw. SHUDDUP. WILLVA!! DON'T VOL! EVEI? STOP , TALKING?' 1 B UT COMES IT LUNCUTlME WUEW THE OTHERS WANT TO CHEW THE FAT-HE DOES A SILENT SAM HEV.PLAMNEL WMV SO ENCLUS CMON OVEQ i WUZ JUST TALK ABOUT 60IN1 SEE THE METS J SMITH TO fGRUMPH l-LvY-l t J) .Ilk j-TT- t k - V ' I KlamatK Wildlife Dispute Heard by Governor Hatfield Salem - tUPD - A deep old reclamation versus wildlife refuge struggle between farmers, sportsmen and others and the federal government over the upper Klamath Ba sin spilled into Gov. Marx Hatfield's office Monday. The basin Is in Southern Oregon and Northern California. Private landowners from Oregon's Klamath county at tacked the Klamath-Tulelake bill sponsored by Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel (R-Calif.). They asked Hatfield and his state natural resources committee to back amendments that would take some of the fed eral bite out of S. 1988, Ku chel's bill. Richard Henzcl, Klamath Falls, president of the Kla math Drainage District, com plained that the legislation- which carries some U.S. In terior Depart ment amendments-would "forever" keep the basin in public ownership. This isn t denied by federal officials, and the bill was im mediately defended by Paul T. Quick of Portland. He is regional director of interior's Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife. The bill would change the 57-year-old concept of the ba sin from that of reclamation to wildlife conservation. Var ious refuges could be en larged. Violations Chargid George Proctor, Klamath Falls, attorney for the drain age district, said the proposed change In basic concept vio lates a number of federal- state-district agreements. The district was formed in 1915, only 13 years after passage of the U.S. reclamation act. Henzel urged Hatfield's committee to get behind two amendments proposed by the district that would: Thornton Urges Time Signatures Salem-IUPD- The Democratic nominee for governor, Robert Y. Thornton, Monday urged citizens to sign petitions that would put on the November ballot one or more anti-daylight saving time measures. Since there already is a measure on the November bal lot calling tor statewide day light time, Thornton said the initiative petitions against fast time are the only way for peo ple in Oregon to "get a fair and square vote" on the issue this fall. The state attorney general noted that the fast time meas ure put on the November bal lot by the 1961 legislature would not repeal the contro versial split time law if state wide fast time fails. The 1961 split time act is the one that lets Multnomah and four other counties go on daylight time in the summer. "In other words," Thornton said, "even though a majority of the voters vote against day light saving time in the 1962 election the law giving local option to the five counties will still stay in effect." Therefore this doesn't give the voters a clcarcut choice between day light and standard, he complained. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF FILING APPLICA TIONS FOR CHANGES IV POINTS OF DIVERSION OF WATER Notlca ii given hereby that David M. and Sara K. Welch have filed application for the approval of changei in pointa of diveriion of water from Rogue River. Certificate of water right Issued to J. B. Brlstow and recorded at page 11030, Volume 10, Stale Rec ord of Water Right Certificates, confirms a right under Permit No. R776 for the irrigation of. among other lands, 9 acres In the NW'. NIC'., Sec. IS, T. 34 S . R I W.. W.M.. with a date of priority of November 7. 182S. These lands ara Irrigated thru the Brlstow dilch, the point of diversion of said ditch being located 720 11. S. and 2HA0 It. W. Irom the F.1. corner of Sec. 10. and being within the NW', SK',. said Sec 10. T. 34 S.. R 1 W., W.M. Certitlrale of water right Issued to George P. and Florence S Waller and recorded at page 12371, Volume 11. State Record of Water Right Certificates, confirms a right under Permit No. 12B35 to the use of the waters of Rogue River for the Irrigation of. among other lands. 8 acres In Lot 1. iNF. SW'al Sec. 13. T. 34 8.. ft. 1 W . W M.. with a date of priority of May 7. 1P37. These lands are lrn. gated thru the Waller .htch, the Kolnt of diversion of said ditch ring located 340 ft. N and 3240 ft. v. from the K. corner of Sec. l.V and being within the SEl NW',. said Sec. IS. T. 34 S, R. 1 W W.M. The applicants herein, owners of OS acre with a date of priority of November 7. 1028. and 0 9 acre with a date of priority of May 7. Ui.17. propose to irrigate thene lands by means of a pumoine plant, the point of diversion of ism pumping plan: to be located anj It S and 390 ft W. from the N'i corner of Sec IS. and being within the NE' NW',, said Sec. 13. T. 34 S R I W.. W.M All persons Interested are noti fied hereby that a hearing will he held at the county courthou,e at Medford. Oregon, an Julv 24. tt2. at 9 30 a nl All objections to the proposed change, II anv there are. wilt be heard at said time and place. Any objections shall be pre pared n writing, one copv to be served on David M and Sara K welch. P O Box 572 Tioga. North Dakota, and one copv tiled wtlh the Slate Engineer. Salenv Oregon, together with a S2 filing fee. at least 10 das prior to the dale set for hearing If no ohles'lions are filed ihe application mav be ap proved by the State Engineer without a hearing Dated at Salem. Oregon, this 21th day of May. 192 CHRIS L WHEELER. Siata Engineer 1. Convert a number of acres of public land within the district to private owner ship, either by sale or by ex change. This would include Klamath Straits, and the Mil ler Lake area, a 2,811 acre tract. 2. Require the federal gov ernment to "promptly pay its just debt" of about $180,000 to the district for cost of building irrigation and drain age facilities for public lands in Klamath Straits. Reported Favorably These same proposals were rejected by the Senate Inte rior and Insular affairs com mittee last February. Since then, the committee has re ported S. 1988 out favorably, with the U.S. Interior Depart ment amendments. The Basin contains the big gest concentration of water fowl on the North American continent. It lies along the key Pacific Flyway and is loaded with ducks and geese. Hatfield said the matter is "beyond the jurisdiction" .of Oregon "at the present time." But he added that consider able misunderstanding exists in Ctregon about the situation, and he called the combatants together so his committee could hear the facts. Medford Is Listed In New Northwest Travel Guide Medford is listed in the 1962 Mobil Travel guide for the Northwest and Great Plains states, a 430-page book recently published for the na tion's travelers. TouVelle State park, Prcs cott Memorial park and Cra ter Rook museum are featured in the listing. Medford ap pears on page 289. Oregon receives 51 pages in the new guide, the state's his tory, population and area are included, and there are spe cial sections on local fishing and hunting, and on parks and forests. A statement by Secretary of Commerce Luther H. Hodges introduces the new edition. The introduction also contains a history of the area, border crossing regulations for trav el in Canada and tips on how to save money while travel ing. Car care hints are pro vided as well as auto safety suggestions. A section for cam era fans offers information on film, subject matter, and the use of filters. Ten States The Northwest and Great Plains states edition of the guide covers ten states: Idaho, Iowa, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ore gon, South Dakota, Washing ton and Wyoming. About 14,000 establishments in 42 states and the District of Columbia are listed in the 1962 guide. Each hotel, motel and res taurant was visited by a train ed representative who made a thorough inspection. H i s comments and recommenda tions were reviewed by na tionally known food and trav el experts, who assigned the final ratings. Hotels, motels and restau rants are rated by a star sys tem, which ranges from "good, satisfactory in every way" (one star) to "one of the best in the country" (five stars). In addition, some estab lishments receive a check mark, which denotes an "un usually good value, relatively inexpensive." Historical Facts Besides listing accommoda tions and eating places, the guide contains sections on what to see and do in various REJECTS FOOD DROP , London - IL'PD - The govern ment Monday turned down a suggestion that Britain and the United States consider a fobd air drop to alleviate famine in Communist China. Undersecretary of State for Foreign Affairs Peter Thomas said he did not think such a suggestion could be carried out without the approval of Red China's government. Shop Tonite areas. It also lists population, altitude, radio and television stations and local historical facts. - 1 The guide is sponsored by Mobiand published by Simon and Schuster. It accepts no advertising or payment for listings and is sold at Mobil dealer station and most book stores. The 1962 Mobil Travel guide is published in six edi. tions: Northeastern states. Middle Atlantic states, Great Lakes area, Southwest and South Central area, Northwest and Great Plains states, Cali fornia and the West. PROOF 90 UNNY ROOK KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY ONLY $095 PINT TH 010 SUNNY BROOK DISTI1LW CO . LOUISVILLE. It, JL ; SUNNY ! BROOK VALLEY ML SPECIAL OFFER! buy one I Get 1 Quart Vi GALLON BUY TWO 12 GALLONS 93e Valley Milk Get 2 Quarts Valley Milk FREE! One Qt. Free With Every Vi Gal. Purchased! ffi,1 RMST SALE LOCKER BEEF Vz BEEF Cut, Wrapped, at No Extra Cha Delicious aO h a Ail P. 1 1 MM rr w i - i Frozen fwJ "f CHUCK STEAKS Cut for Bar-B-Q-ing I lb. PLUS 1,000 FREE Silver Dollar Stamps With Ea. Vi Beef BACON Morrell's Label lbs. ROUND STEAK The Delicious Economical Cut at a Price You Can Afford lb. 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