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Local and Trash Fir Sawdust and chips of wood along the rail road tracks at McAndrews rd. in Medford caught fire short ly after 1 p.m. Friday. Fire men extinguished the maze. Grass Fires The Central Point Rural Fire department reported two small grass fires in White City Saturday after noon. One was on Avenue G at 3:50 p.m., the other at 3:55 p.m. on Avenue A and the Crater Lake highway. Both were quickly extinguished. Patients Medical patients at Sacred Heart hospital are Mrs. Nelson F. Landis, Yreka; James W. Fraelich, box 92, Gazelle, Calif., and George A. Burg, Butte Falls Star route, box 160, Eagle Point. Meeting Set Dr. John Misko, affiliated with Good Samaritan hospital and the University of Oregon medical school, will speak on "Hypo thermia"at a meeting of the Jackson County Medical So ciety at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Rogue Valley Country club. Collision Vehicles oper ated by Sherwin Keith Coop er, 13, of 5681 Pacific high way, and Ronald Felix Spiel busch, 17, of 1356 Sweet rd., collided about 9:21 a.m. Thurs day at Eighth st. and Central ave. City police reported no injuries, and no citations were Issued. Roundiabls Speaker Odd Bjerke, specialist in wilder ness survival, will show a set of colored slides of the Green land icecap at the Medford Chamber of Commerce Roundtable Monday noon. The round table meets at North's Chuck Wagon. ' Alumni Dance A dance for all alumni of Talent High school will be held Saturday, June 16, at the Tally Ho res taurant in Talent starting at 9:30 p.m. Ail alumni have been invited. Toasimasters To Meet-Dana Collins, Bill Dilley and Dale Hearrell will speak at the Jackson Toastmasters meet ing at 6:30 a.m. Monday in Sambo's restaurant in Med ford. Topic will be "Know Your Area." Toastmaster will, be Hans Hess. - Association To Meet The Crater Lake chapter of t h e Oregon State Employees' as sociation will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday, June 12, in the Mark Antony hotel, Ashland. drools Out! So Here It Is! "The hilarious inside story l OF WHAT GOES ON WHEN SCHOOL LETS OUT... ton those , tip roaring Spring ... . , Vacations! m ' Bfe.V -aerate :0C5 MOT . CCflSftf HiMHTflS wcTTf uiuirm . Jill HliTTON FR6NK GORSHSN , CONNIE eojviM u A . rfoir ff si I jem HMii hi nw vm joe mwm Plus! pX. Academy Award Hit! THIS IS THB FURH13HBO "MD' YOU HAVE IIIN "THE APARTMENT" ..JACK ON SCREEN "5 10:20 Personal Former Resident Fred Hatfield, 78, of 115 NW St., Anaheim, Calif., is convales cing following surgery at the Santa Ana Community hos pital, according to his grand daughter, Mrs. Richard San ford, Jacksonville. Hatfield, a retired carpenter, lived in Jacksonville prior to moving south in 1954. To Take Coarse Gerald A. Cottingham, vice president-administrator, Harry and David Orchards, Medford, and David Holmes, president, Co rona del Mar, Calif., regis tered for the first institute of finance at the University of Southern Californa school of business administration. . Burglary NorvtU Hollis, 502 Maple St., Medford, re ported to city police that a radio and portable television set and $20 in coins were tak en from a house at 506 Maple st. Friday night.. Vandalism Gerald Ehoy Brock, 143 North Columbus ave., Medford, reported to Medford police Friday that vandals damaged his swim ming pool some time during the past two weeks. 92 Measles Cases Reported in County Ninety-two cases of measles were reported in Jackson county last week, according to Dr. A. Erin Merkel, public health physician. Thirty-eight cases were re ported in Medford, 27 in Ash land, 26 cases in Central Point, and 1 case in Eagle Point. Other cases of communica ble diseases reported included influenza, Medford 5, Ash land 4, Central Point 1; whooping cough, Medford 3; pneumonia. Rogue River, Cen tral Point and Eagle ' Point, 1 each; mumps, Central Point 3; German measles, Medford 12: strep throat, Ashland 1; and chicken pox, Prospect 2. Perkins Named to Training Committee Lt. Lyie C. Perkins, head of the Medford city police detec tive division, has been ap pointed to the training com mittee of the Oregon Associ ation of City Police Officers, Perkins met with other committee members in Eugene Thursday to discuss plans for the second annual training session of the Oregon police academy at Camp Withy- combe near Salem. 3fc BARBARA NICHOLS PMIU PRENTISS FRANCIS (mws LOOKlMO POM ...FOR FUNt JL J LEMMON SHIRLEY MacLAINE FRED MacMURRAY flair Won-rd Admms County Delegations To Participate in Boys', Girls' State Jackson county will send i Mike Sanson, Knights of Co delegations to both Oregon ; lumbus; Pete Naumes, St. Girls' State and Oregon Boys' (Mary's faculty; Jerry Vakoc, State in Salem and Corvaliis, j Bareo Supply; Larry Sehade, respectively, this week. j Elks lodge; Rob Hoag, Ki Those planning to attend i warns club: Rkk Bpil Frnhn. Girls' State at Willamette university starting Monday will be Sue Jahn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jahn, Foothills rd.; Susan House, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard House, 15 Corning court; Sandra Gannon, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Gannon, 323 Mae St., Medford; Carol Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Anderson, 4403 South Pacific highway; and Sandra Wallis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J, A. Wallis, South B st., Eagle Point. Boyi to Boys State Boys planning to attend Boys Stale starting today at Oregon State university are Tom Ness, sponsored by Cra ter Lions club; Mike Cailan, Medford Rotary club; Ray French, Electricians' union; Bakery Workers on Strike in Eugene Eugene (UPB Bakery work ers remained out on strike here Saturday and picketed six McKay's supermarkets. The workers, member of Eugene Local 287 of the Bak ery and Confectionery Work ers International Union of America, also had pickets at the Rolling Pin Bakery. The supermarkets and bak ery remained operating, Members of the meateutters and the retail clerks unions refused to cross the market picket lines. The local, which went out on strike Thursday after con tract negotnations broke down Wednesday night, signed a two-year contract with the Valley Baking Co. Friday, Crater Student Tops In Sheep Judging Central Point - Steve Hall, Crater High school, was high est individual contestant in sheep judging at the recent state livestock judging con tests held In Prmevuie. Alan Bray and Dick Fields placed in the top 10 in beef judging. The Redmond chapter placed first in team competi tion and was awarded a steer for their chapter. After the judging at Prine- vilie, the boys went to Ihe Dalies for the junior livestock judging contest. The livestock judging team at The Dalles consisted of Steve Hall, Alan Bray and Terry Bezoff. Crater placed eighth out of 21 chap ters participating in the con test. Two Men Burped By Molten Steel Portland - WW - two men are recovering today from burns suffered when a mold split and 3.000 pounds of mol ten steel spilled at Western Steel Casting Co. of Oregon. Anthony Kavran, foreman, enffpred burns to his face. chest ar.d head from reflected heat of the molten steel. Ralph Heide suffered reflect ed heat bu :s and serious hiirns in a foot. Steel is heated to a temper ature of 2,800 degrees. ENDING TODAY CONTINUOUS FROM 1:15 "Deep, Deep, and forever into some ordinary and nameless grave Ia.-POE ,Iel alt PIUS - MEDFORD MAii. i'RIBUNE. MEDFORD, OBECOS nsayer, Lowry and Hofian. Medford attorneys; Grant Sehroeder, Medford Mail Trib une; Mike Gardner, Col. W, H, Paine, Medford; Rick Main, Concrete Steel com- pany; Dave Biliingsiey, Weeks and Orr; Ray Heyseli, Flu hrer's bakery; Jim Woods, Beck's Bakery; Leslie Dewey, Medford Tire Service; Herb Vallee, Medford American Le gion post; Art Rambo, Butte Falls Lions' auxiliary; Dwayne Chapman, Prospect Lions; Paul Bransom, Elec tricians union; Richard Coul ter, Phoenix Lions club; John Kerns, Talent Lions; Darrell Badger, Gold Hill Lions; Carl Johnson, Eagle Point Lions. Alex McDonald, Medford High school dean of boys, and DeVere Taylor, debate coach and speech instructor at Med ford High school, will act as county senior counselor and county counselor, respective ly, during Boys State. Mike McCullough, junior counselor for Boys' state, served on the city council last year, was justice of the peace and was elected governor, 2S0 Girls Attend During Girls' Stale June 11 to June 17, 250 girls from all over Oregon will constitute a mythical state for one week. They will assume duties of citizens by electing officials and setting up their own city, county and state governments. Part of the session will be held in the state capital build ing. Inauguration of the newly elected governor will be held in the house of representatives Thursday, June 14, at 1:30 m, Gov. Mark O. Hatfield will be guest speaker. Senators and representa tives will hold legislative ses- ions in the house and senate vhere they will introduce, debate and pass bills.. They will visit the Supreme Court where the duties and func tions will be explained. The 1961 governor, Msss JoAnn Johnson, Medford, will preside until her successor is elected. Two girts wut Be se lected to attend Girls Nation in Washington, B.C. Final program at Girls State will be the candlelight service to be held in the ro tunda at the capital Saturday at S p.m. 550 at Boys State In Boys State, sponsored by American Legion Posts and other service organizations, some 550 outstanding high school juniors will take part in the 1962 sessions wmen cul minate in election of city, county and state officers. Two of these will journey on io Washington, B.C., to take part in Boys Nation. Speakers participating a he sessions will be Leroy Skousen, former iBi agent and now Portland attorney, who will talk on the threats of C o m m u n ism; Thomas Meier, Air Force. Academy cadet from Oregon to talk on academy life; George Maw, former University of Oregon Atl.American football sta. and professional quarterback; Holly Holcomb, deputy supui intendent of the Oregon State police; and C. E. (Pat) Em mons, Albany, judge advocate of the American Legion, who will lead a seminar on law. Weather FORECASTS MedJord and vicmUy: Fair ana tnrfsv nd Monday except ior little morning cloudiness. West to northwest breeze in ihe -noons. High today S3, Low tonight 48. HSsh Monday m Western Oregon: Fair today and Mondjtv. except cloudv Vfiih pos sible Jisht drizzle on me cos&i and northern interior th nuirnm Uttie change in temperature. High hoih days S3 to ?5 in the north, 73 io 85 in the outh, except m 85 on coast i.ow insight 43 to Northern Csliforai: Fair today snd Monday, except lor variable low eiouds alone the cosi mgnt nd morning. LHtie change in tem perature. UiCAl, DATA TEMPERATURE; Mean yesterday 88; shove normal 4. Retorts high this date 93 in VMS. Record low this dae 33 in PRECIPITATION : 24 hour to ntidmsht, none. t Tota thi month ,13 in .21 in heiow normal. Total since Sept. t 15-38 tlU 1.80 in. below normal. HUMIDITY; Lowest yesterday 28 per cent. 4:9 54 m,m. ir. Lew Prrr !TV Vesier. i Brookings . S3 11 MEDFORD 82 Si 44 Poriiand . . .6? ScaSUe tif Sojkn ?3 i Ysinms 8ii i Eurtk Red Blntt San rrsririico ... 87 m Si Phnenix 12 Denver , Chscago ... SS Miami 8eh New Voi-k S3 Whmton, D C, .. S3 4i hi St 5ni! torts v - 7 '4 P - Sunrise inmorrnw ...,. 4 3 w. Monwi tomorrow i is m. TH Mnen it In Apogee, te&itht nrt will he Jyft Jssn M Lt week t (hii time ihe bfsHi pi&t Venus. rtsrertJv below ihe OBITUARIES CHARLES J. RAY Funeral services for Ches-jlll.; ter Joy Bay, 52, of 202? Camp Baker rd., Medford, who died Thursday in Salem, will be held Thursday, June 14, at Dashner Funeral home, Bed iBud, 111.. Mr. Hay was born Aug. 23. 1009, in Keener, Msss. On Aug. 8, 1835, in Altos, Mis?., he was married to Mass Caiia Simmons, who survives. Be fore moving to Oregon eight years ago, Mr. Hay was in the lumber industry in Bed Bud, 111. Survivors, besides his wile, include one son, Chester Ray, Jr., Medford; one daughter, Mrs. Nadine Craij, Ottawa, 111.; one brother, Lester Kay, Phoenix, Ore.; two sisters, Mrs. Gracie Walker, Koshko nong, Miss., Mrs. Esther Wills, Prairie Du Rocher, 111.; his mother, Mrs. Matiie Hay, Koshkonong, Miss.; and three grandchildren. Local funeral arrangements were entrusted to Chapel in the Trees Mortuary. EDNA B, CRAWFORD Funeral services tor Mrs. Edna B. Crawford, 88, of Ml Effie ft., Medford, who died Thursday, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday at Pert Funeral home. The Re , Wendell Wag ler, assistant pastor o the First Christian church, will officiate. Interment vili be in Siskiyou Memorial park. Mrs. Crawford, the daugh ter of Willis Hindustan and Emma Randolph, was born Jan. IS, 1894, in K.-ssas. In 1012, in Crawford county, Il linois, she was married to John W. Crawford, who sur vives. She was a member of the Medford Firrt Christian church. In addition to her husband, she is survived by three sons, Eugene Crawford, Detroit, Mich., Fred Crawford, Pales tine, III., Wayne Crawford, St. Louis, Miss.; four daugh ters, Mrs. Borothy Pills, Med ford, Mrs. Eunice Kelly, Rob inson, 111., Mrs, Lois Vaughn, Jacksonville, Ore., Mrs. Wil ma Lawron, Indianapolis, Ind.; two sisters, Mrs. Mareia Apple, Detroit, Mih Mrs. Court Records OISTJUCT COURT Hoim Wiiitam Hatteti overload.. Fred Elms Lsi&nd, Ssii-yeied Vision, 516, cnaries Gordon bhitwa, truefe speeding. $5. Gary Thomas Whittle, xcsis!ve noise, $5. Psoline Rth Willcen, improper changing of lanes, liConard Marvin JFilcher fe. sirueted vision, SiS, XttciU Jessie Foster violation of basic rule, 25, liynda Joyce Rsscmus, violation at uasjc ruie, Iarry Alien Brown violation of oasic rale, S25, DonaSd Ftasci Kaddax, over load. $44 , Darrell Arnold Stock, failare fo obey operating restrictions, $5, James Franklin Gay, violation of ba&ic rtile, $23. soneid FTaismin Whtppte, tracs Speeding, $iS ijoisgias Annan rransnn, no op erator's license, $5. James SyOvester straws visiatios oi basic rwie, $23. Eva E, GHissoey failure to yield right of way, $15. Liansei iioitgias wqoq, msoosyeQ stop sisn, $7.33. Gorman teorge atirsmg, sngisns in nrhibntpd area, cnariea rearies oynress, no ; vehicle licence, $5. ai Bert strain, sveraeisni joso : Carl Floyd uuenng, ansroper passing, $20, Sharon Lge Gerncjuist failure to stop. Si3. mcoaro &ar Koosnson, no ve- hicie license, S3, Robert ISeai Baiiard. tsiiure to opsrsie on right ide, SS. George Curtis Owsehinell, viola tion of basic rale. 25, Norman oean Peterson, no ve hicle license. S3. inchim H, Mcusiium, over height inad, $13, Dale Eiair Evans, failure to op erate on the right side, $15. Kennetn sari Mmer. bo norn uarry saeene uownara, inade quate brakes, SIS. Annar aiapp tuer at, nsijns in prohibited ares. S25, George Payi HenaKer, overseas, $40 Vernon Lawrence gldreil illegal possession of fish, $25. Clifford Thomas Saync, vioJatlon of basic rle, $25. Cecil Black, violation oC basic rule, $10. Donald Del MComfe ts aignal for right turn. $5. Kari Alvin BHs, overload, $48, Ada canette Koiicrison, impro per mufiicr. 52o. John Frank Kone failure ts sloo. $7.58. Oren Ciifford Sioimeit, viojaon. of basic ruic. Si. Donald Jack Downers, failure lo stop, $7.S. A J. Poweii, m pnfeiic amity commission permit, $13. William Robert McNeill, over hanging load, $3. Jtonald Lawrence Raich on li cense plate, $3. cmrt'T vnvnr Garcia Lee Kress v George Da vid Kress, divorce complaint, Charles Gerrielie Hall vs. Mary Jane Hall, divorce complaint. APPi-iCATiOSS Wist Mats Medford, i Max im iuisa My, S32 ingrid i., MciifnrS . Cri Tm Hnc. roiiie i, Ait. Colo., nd jnei MuUc Coyie, ?iS Park .. Medford. Peter tanfciem Simi5i, 303 Scenic dr., AshSaM rtd Siii Ks Mar, 38 SWiy (., Ai imi, Jm Bichmrd AH, SS Bithsm dr., Ccntti Point, rl Judith Ann FaiierKjn, Si Pint ., s-inir , Point. rc dr MtdfoTd, rid Dorana Ksy 5 Diiiird. iSS Shfr tow, Medtuld. SAMBO'S NOW OPEN 24 HOURS 7 Days a Week 1025 Solh Sirid SfUAKFAST AHYTSMI j Nellie Crawford, Lawrence- seven grasidchHdrea and three great grandchildren. I One son, John Crawford, preceded her in death Jlay 23. 1961. Pali bearers will be Her- bert Sims, Bob Evans, Mar- mie Oison, Floyd Cary, Bill Brooks and Lee Bailey. VERSA A. FARRIEH Ashland - Vcrns Emma Farrier, J5, of 310 South Ore gon St., Jacksonville, died on June 8 at aa Ashland rest home. She was born Feb. 18, 1885 in Elkhart, Ind. She was the widow si Charles N, Farrier and had lived in the Jacksonville area lor years, Suryivsrs include two sons, Neil Farrier, Jacksonville, and Arthur Farrier, Bin-bank, Calif.; one stepdaughter, Olive Kreupzer, Langlois, Ore,, and seven grandchil dren. Funeral services -will be held Tuesday, June 13, st 1:30 p.m. in Denmark ceme tery, Langiois, with Litwil ier's Funeral home, Ashland, in charge. SAM W, BATEMAH - Sam W. Bateman, of 258 Beaity st., Medford, died to a local hospital Saturday aft ernoon. Funeral arrange ments will he announced by Conger-Morris, funeral direc tors. GRACE E. LAUSMANN Grace E. Lausmai. , 12, a resident of the Rogue Valley Manor and wile of Anton Toy) A. Lausmann, died Sat urday afternoon. Funeral servcies will be held Tuesday at 2:30 p,m. at the First Pres byterian ehureh, Pert Funeral home Is in charge of arrange ments. No Pedestrians Killed In Sfafe Salem -4W- May as-well as April went by without a single pedestrian death in the state, the Oregon Motor Ve hicles department has an nounced. The department said ii was the iirst time since at teast 193S when two months passed and Oregon recorded no pe- aesinaa tatauties. Oregon's last pedestrian fa tality was recorded March S7. meaning that going tats ts- eay the state apparently has not had a pedestrian death Jn 11 days. The reason the department isn't sure just how extensive, ihe Aprii-May reeord is, be cause records beyond 1S3S are incomplete. Students to Serve As Guides at Open House Students of ihe Southern Oregon school of practical nursing wiii serve as official guides Sunday as the public is invited to tour the- new Hawthorne Convalescent snd Rehabilitation Center at 823 Stevens ave. They will assist the regular nursing staff. The open house m being held from 2 to 5 p.m, in con junction with the official opening of the 102-bed facility Monday. Portland - - A fee of $200,000 has been allowed to Portland attorneys Allan Hart and Henry A. Carey Jr. for their work ta a recent case. ! ENDS TONiTf THE. HIP I ftlf 1 annua 3' IIIMI EliUI" WiU-SAMS m fERRI TAtSOTT AND "TOMANGO JAMES STEWART JOHN WAYNE LEi MARVIN WM!tESEHi E? 1 I J?EfE Tthree I II r-jM GREAT STARS! - )mi mm 1 mm b A 11 k" The Manmw Shot JVl H? Ziberttfatonceyu Medford Council Declines to Accept Lighting Cost Proposal The Medford city cauneii Thursday declined to accept a state highway department proposal that Use city st Med ford pay Jor the annual cost ol lighting the two freeway interchanges at the north and south ends of the city. By a 4 to 3 vote, the coun cil overruled a recommenda tion si the administration that the highway department's re quest be accepted. Annual cost ot the lighting wouid have amounted to about $980, City Manager Hobert Dug said. Duff pointed out, in support of the administration's rec ommendation, that Portland and Eugene both pay the cost of lighting highway inter changes within their city lim its. Primarily Lecal Traffic The city manager further explained that he felt the re quest was reasonable since the interchanges would be used primarily by local traffic. He recommended against another highway department request that the city accept the cost of lighting the en tire section of the freeway At the end of the vote, May or John W, Snider toid Use council he felt the matter 'will come up again." In other action, the council voted to refer a request by The Cellar, Main and Barttett is., for s permst ta hold pub- lie dances on the premises Ordinanca Provision The decision to defer the matter came after City Attor ney Wiiiiam Mansfield toid the council a city ordinance provides that any person un der IS years of age at a publie dance must be accompanied by at least one parent or guardian. Jesse Torres, co-owner of the Cellar, appeared before the council to speak to behalf of his request. A public hcanng was held and bids were called for on proposal to pave Veiia St. from Johnson st. to Morrow rd. A petition carrying signa tures of SS per cent oi the property owners Involved Is on file with the pubue works department indicating support of the Improvement,, Ordinances and resolutions passed by the council include: As easement which wtu permit the Medford Irrigation district to extend Its siphon across Foothills to. to front of lots S and IS. Moek 3, In the Hogue Valley Estates sub division. Amendment Approved building code to permit thej . '. erection of a grandstand atl ! Medford High school as pro-! posed by the stadium commit- jm tec, lm -An amendment Is the city code to authorise the city) manager to approve publie dance licenses. An authorization for lhei city attorney to petition the Publie Utilities commissioner for an order allowing a rail - crossing at Barnett rd, snd Melrose ave, -An authorisation to ihc "II A ORIVI-IN k f!iTM mm wtwej' HiiS OVER! FflffCrmrrrv k fWS ffismm V m I &LUE mis ovm continuous mom ?m, SUHBAY, JOHE 13, imt ayor and recorder-treasurer , to execute an instrument I whereby Southern Pacific j company would grant Use city j cm n toe sr tracks at Barnett rd. and Mel rose ave. HMolutisB Pissts A resolution was passed providing for special parking j at mcierea spaces for ambula-1 lory drivers, Drivers who are unable to move about without the aid of wheelchair niav rent s parking space from the city at the rate of $5 a month, or $60 a year Chief of Police Charles P, Champlin is authorised to is- Iris SETELL - To Mr. and Mrs, Leonard M., route 2, box 800, Central Point, June ?, IMS, a boy, S pounds, at Rogue aiiey hospital, " KIBKLASD - To Mr. and Mrs. Edward A,, 27SS South Pacific Highway, Ashland, June S, 1982, a boy, 7Hi pounds, at Rogue Valley hos pital. HELSOS - To Mr, and Mrs, Glenn E route 1, box 3fl?, Eagle Point, June S, 1862, a girl, 8 pounds, at Rogue Val ley hospital. SMITH - To Mr. and Mrs. Michale Bryce, 509 Boardman St., Medford, June S, 1963, a boy, neunds, at Bogue Valley hospital. AMOEBSOH - To Mr, and Mrs, Robert S 1043 West 13th si., Medford, June 8, 1SS2, a boy, ft pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. JOBNSGJ? - To Mr, sad Mrs, Thomas D., 311 Granite St., Ashland, June 8, 1982, s girl, mi pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. CANUM - To Mr, and Mrs, Thomas H,. 1182 Cjnsri mi . Medford, June 8, U82, a boy, S pounds, at Rogue Valley f GXJCHES To Mr, and! Mrs. Arthur, S38 BeBsrr st! Medford, June 9, 18S2, a boy, pounds, at Bogue Valley hospital, HEAD To Mr. and Mrs, Aubrey, 2110 Connell isecsord, une s, imd, . GROTTO Aif Conditioned for Your Comfort Complete Italian Dinners itti SWsh Ti, Asjatiwf Ws, ismt, Simp, 8jWi Sf&tktstf, Ssasiassh SfA Csffa T, Iz 1 g j a 1 ENTREES Sfjffsstts ,,,-.,....,, (Uis8 .,...,,.., m HW pshttH ied Hilt 8toii .,. Sptzhmi tr,t Mst Sib fde iis ,. SubyW ( Vfl .... thttkin bHs .-. ,....- Hss Stak si PiaMph Sa ........ ! SsiBsjssi .,....m..,....,.,... Cl$kits Ccsiiij ...,........ ft!ijB ifthml Sirisii , . Also Choka ef Fins Atnerkao Dinnsrs mnrnm sums OUR FAMOUS CHUCK WAGON LUNCH SERVED FROM 11 AM. to 2 P.M. CLOSED MONDAYS AT 2 WW, ICtoik Wajsa tsasis Ca ftminii Injsy Your Fvsrit Savsrag Is Our toung STRAIGHT FRO YOUR HEART jTO THEIRS HsarMo-bssrt, isr,d feed end frindri? ts trs hus gry In othr isrsd, yry $1 ter.di cr- CASE jssikage U,S, IsffB loeds, sisi sshr tlspHt ta matih spisssS t!ds, Vssir issi5s with vry stkeg the stesf pftsnol way ta gss? Snd $1 pr pscksg CARS Feed ry$ad NiwyosiKi)N,y, t year Isial effis j A ? sue parkins awter s persons who qualify under tha ordinance. A resolution was passed in canvass Use annestaKnn miM from the primary election. Hie council voted agatart amending the buiidung eoda to permit Use erection of an S-foot fence on J. L, Gregory property on East McAndrews rd, ; Contracts were awarded ta Tru-Mix Concrete and Equip. ment eomsasv is ssav wah, ington, Corona and Jahnsaa sts, M. C, tinmger and Sons was awarded contracts to pave Monroe and Jackson sts. Pav ing funds were established fo these projects. j Sanitary Sws Contract W, H, Conrad Construction , company was awarded a eon tract to construct the Bear Creek lateral sanitary sewer. The council also voted ta accept a completed water main project installed by W H, Conrad Construction com pany on Oak, Taft and Sar regan sts, from McAndrews rd to Clark st, A temporary sidewaik per mil issued to Developers Ine,s in connection with the con. situation of Alpine Village, was revoked by vote of the council. The council approved tha erection of a "Yield sign ai Sixth and Main sts,, but de fered action on a report son csnttng the possible inslaia tisn of stop signs at Siskiyou blvd, and Modoc sve. Councilman Fred Robinson was absent. The steeling was. presided over by Mayor John Snider, The nest regular coun cil meeting will be held Thursday, June Si, at I30 p,m. BUOCHORN MINERAL SPRINGS ?,i?,iir,Z; or. Esisy feiUt, Sg iSSSSiSSiii 3SU3Si SSS- Ot SiiKEKAS BATBS tar 1! 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