Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 09, 1962, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, JULY , 19S2 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD. OREGON Regional News 6 A FIRST PLACE Claude Hoo ver, depicting an early day traveling minister, won first place In the mounted division of Eagle .Point'! Fourth of July parade. Regional Roundup By Cleve Twitchell Regional Editor Need for Talent Rural District Told We have visited Lake Sel . mac, the new Josephine coun ty recreational area, a couple pt times during the last two weeks and feel inclined to add to the praises already accord ed the area by our Wllder v i 1 1 e correspondent. Gene ' Sievt Briggs. ' ' . ' The lake, which was creat ed just a little over a year ago py the damming or McMuuen creek, is attractive to look at nd is- surprisingly warm for swimming - in the designated 'awimming area. Mrs. Ray Trost, who with her husband owns and operates the lodge t the lake (iff called "The Last Resort") informed us that the water is very cold in deep areas. i There are some camp sites located next to the swimming area, .but the choice camping area lit located a little farther around the shore. Apparently not many people have discov ered this second area yet. My family and I were the only ones there when we camped the other night. Take your pwn water. There is a hand pump well at the second Campground but we found the water salty and dirty. '. Mrs. Briggs, incidentally, look off last week to drive the Winnemucca - to the - sea highway. We hope to have her impressions of the trip in Jirint soon. Mrs. McKillop's Work Wins First Place in Prospect Art Show Prospect-The Prospect Ar tists club held a show on the lawn of Dewey Hill's Pros. Dect hotel. July 1-the first public exhibit the club has put on. , , All artists of the commu nity had oil, water and pastel paintings on display, f Between 220 and 300 per sons attended the show, many bf them from out of town. '. Mrs. Archie McKlllop's pic ture, an., oil painting, won first place In the popular vote. Refreshments were served. Plans are being made for a bigger and better show next year. Talent-Backers of the pro posed Talent rural fire dis trict hope to set up an oper ation similar to that of the Central Point Rural Fire Dis trict. Petitions seeking an elec tion on the formation of a dis trict covering the rural area around Talent and Phoenix were submitted to the Jack' son County Court last week The court this morning or dered return of the petitions to district proponents, how ever, because required affida- vits had not been submitted. "We want to get equipment and men available to fight rural fires on a 24-hour basis,1 explained John Tompkins Talent city councilman who is one of the leaders of the group seeking formation of the district. "We feel this step is neces sary because of the popula- tion increase In this area," he added. "We also hope it will reduce fire Insurance rates At present there is a Talent Rural Fire Department serv ing the area, but it la strictly a volunteer organlz a 1 1 o n, Tompkins explained. Funds for equipment are raised through voluntary subscriber fees, whereas a district would have taxing power. Submission of the petitions to the county court last week Star Ranger Station Lists Lost Articles Applrgale Valley-A report from Star Ranger station lists RegionalCalendar Eagle Point Tuesday, 8 p.m., city council will meet in library room of city hall. Talent Tuesday, 8 p.m.. city council will meet at city hall. a Eagle Point-Wednesday, 12 noon, Eagle Point Uarden club will meet at home of Mrs. Jack James on Agate rd., starting with casserole lunch. V Wednesday, 4:45 p.m., "Fo cus on Farming," KMED-TV, Chuck Leslie from Quail Run Ranch will display his Appa loosa stallion. climaxed nine months of work by district proponents. The proposed district would take in all the rural area be tween Phoenix and Talent, and south from Talent as far as Jackson Hot Springs. A large portion of the Valley View and Fern Valley area east of Talent and Phoenix also would be included as would some of the area west of both communities. The incorporated cities of Talent and Phoenix, both of which have their own fire de partments, would be exclud' ed. Tompkins said he thought the area proposed for the Tal ent district would be similar in size to that of the Central Point Rural Fire district. Winnemucca Road May Open Sept. 18 Winnemucca, Nev. Plans are being made to open the new Wlnnemucca-to-the-Sea route by Sept. 18, according to Jim Rutherford, manager of the Winnemucca Chamber of Commerce. Rutherford said that franchises have been let to truck companies to travel the route. He added that Greyhound Bus Lines has moved 16 fam ilies from Elko, Nev., to Win nemucca to operate a bus de pot there. Genevieve Briggs, Mail Tribune correspondent who spoke with Rutherford last week, also reported he indi cated Greyhound is preparing to route buses over the new highway. I. L. Carew, Medford Grey hound superintendent, told the Mail .Tribune this morning, however, that he knew of no such plans, although he did not rule out the possibility of applying for routes over the highway after it has opened. Carew said the families were moved to Winnemucca in connection with a change in east-west, San Francisco to Salt Lake City operations. Buses on that route will now change drivers at Winnemuc ca instead of Reno, he ex plained. Grants Pass, Happy Camp Mills May Reopen Aug. 1 Grants Pass Approval of a Jl, 306,500 federal loan by the Area Redevelopment Administration has cleared the way for reopening of the former Grants Pass Plywood mill and a Happy Camp, Calif., green veneer plant. Both plants will be operat ed by the new Josephine Ply wood Corporation, with re opening predicted by Aug. 1, Announcement of the loan was contained in a telegram received here from Sen. Wayne Morse, stating that the project will also be financed by a $402,000 loan from the United States National Bank of Portland, $201,000 Invest ment by local redevelopment groups, the contribution of having play day on Wednes day!. On play days, pupils may bring play equipment such as inner tubes, rubber rafts, balls with the exception of snorkels. Volunteer members from the advanced classes In the past have helped the instruct or with the smaller children and this help is asked again and will be very much appreciated. a number of articles found at Uioo.SOO of equity capital and McKee and Jackson camp $320 000 workng capital 0f grounds here which may be reclamed at the station with proper identification. Articles found at McKee park by E. O. Adams, camp ground supervisor, Include a blanket with carrying case towel, baseball mitt, air mat' tress, bumper Jack, children's Shoes, and swim slippers. A pair of eye glasses was found at Jackson park. NORTHERN CALIF. TELEVISION LOGS 1 All Tlm.i rDT KVIP-TV (Channel 7) tlnnd.T A 00 New.he.t NnrthlUt SIS Huntley-Brtnkley 30 Laramtt ! 7 '30 C'heyenna a 30 Lw and tha Plainsman g oo Surtalda 10 00 Ban Caacv 11:00 ABC Lai Nawa 11 : 19 Tonight Show 9 as All-Star B.MbaJI Gam. 12 30 Camourlaaa )2 35 Mid Day Report 1 00 Dr. Malona 1 30 TV Blno 2 00 Day in Court 3 30 Sr-ven Kaya 3 Oil Queen (or a Day 2 30 K ho Do You Trust 4 00 Amertran Randatand 4 30 Banotland News 5 oo Captain Comal SO BulU Inkle . a 00 Newiheat Northitala a 13 Huntley-Bnnkley . 30 n.iel I oo Room For Ona Mora ' 30 Bufi Bunnv ,S0O Bachelor Kathtr S 30 New Breed a 30 Youra for a Rnf 1(100 follow the Sun ll.Oo Newa rmal 11 IS Tonnht Show nrdnetdav 3 Debbie Drake 10 00-frlre la Riant 10 30 Romper Room II 00 Tennetiea Ernie Pord 11:30 .Youra for a Bong 11 00 Jane Wvman Show 13 30 Camouflafe 11 33 Mid Day Report , I 00 Dr. Milone 1 30-TV Binio 2 no Day In Court 2 30 Seven Keva S 00 Queen for a Dav 2 30 Whe Do You True! 4 ("O American Banditand 4 30 Bandstand Newi 00 Captain Comet 3.30 Broken Arrow Josephine Plywood Corpora tion. Original application for the loan was made in the name of 'West Coast Plywood Co a name later changed to Jo sephine Plywood to avoid con- diet with other firms of sim ilar name It was announced here that Gerald S. McCarthy, of Rosa burg, will be general manager of both plants; and Robert P Busch, of Grants Pass, assis tant general manager. Busch was formerly general mana ger of Grants Pass Plywood Henry Wolney will return to his former position of super intendent of the Grants Pass plant. a a a LOCATION CHANCED Illinois Valley The Rec reation Swimming lessons that were to have been held at Tin Forks and Lake Sel mac have been changed back to the Lucky Clover Motel In Cave Junction. Mike Hanby, recreation di rector, also a qualified Red Cross Ufa guard, will be on duty with Instructor Mrs. Lou 1 1 Aller. Mrs Aller has worked with the children since the program began In 1D53. Registration days were Thursday and Friday but those who didn't register then can pick up cards, (ill them in and present them to Mrs. Aller today when swim clas ses' begin. Hours art from 10 30 a m. to 12:30 pm. Intermediate class 10:30 to 11 a m., Advanc ed class 11 to 11 30 a m., Re. ginners class 11:30 a m. to 12 p.m. and Mothers and Infants 12 p m. to 12:30 on Monday and Thursdays. The classes will be grouped with an amount In each class per day with all registered Clawson Retires From Road Dept. Hornbrook - Henley Claw- son retired July 1 alter zi years with the Siskiyou coun ty road department as a pow er grader operator. Asked about his plans for the future. Mr. Clawson said, I m going to retire - period!" One of his last acts before his retirement was to con tribute a day's labor with his power grader to leveling and smoothing the surface of tne new Little League baseball field. The couniy donated the use of the grader. Expansion Planned By New Owner! of Whife City Cafe White City - Mr. and Mrs. Gena Everett, 104 Division rd., have taken over manage ment of the Desert Cafe, lo cated at the corner of High way SO and Agate rds. The Everetts have had pre vious restaurant experience and are In the process of add ing a combined dining and banquet room to the cafe. When it is completed they will be able to serve special parties up to 23 or 30 people. At present the hours have been extended to from S a m. to around 8 p.m., with mer chant's lunch for the area workmen one of the special ties. They presently have two additional helpers plus their own son who works part time. The Everetts have taken a two year lease with renewable op tions on the cafa. Kathleen Murphy It Mist Foge Point Eagle Point - Miss Kathleen Murphy of Shady Cove was crowned Miss Eagle Point during the queen's ball last week, rather than Kathy Mc Gulre as previously reported. The ball was the evening of July 3 as part of Ef,!e Point's Fourth of July c- lebration. Miss Murphy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. HowaH Mur phy of Shady Cove aauarfaBagaatliaagggBag f Pineapple-Grapefruit Drink standby. 19c PREM Luncheon Loaf n.0z. tin 39c COFFEE FAMOUS FOOD. MB. TIN 39' PEANUT BUTTER JIF Cream or Crunch 18-OZ. JAR 49' EGGS "AA" LG Guaranteed 100 Farm Fresh DOZEN 33' Bisquick Biscuit Mix .33' LEMONADE MCP FROZEN 6-OZ. TIN 10' MARSHMALLOWS DOUMAK 16-OZ. PKG. 25' KOSHER DILL PICKLES Del Rogue 64-oi. Jar 59' FACIAL TISSUE SOFLIN 400s 19 14 1 -N CANTALOUPE tew jrbe;sred in QQ ""or Ripened IV for PEACHES Red Haven Freestones, Perfect Slicers 2-lb.Avg. fikt Basket CORN Large Well Filled Ears Delivered ML 0O Strictly Fresh O for V WESTGATE STORE ONLY Assorted COOKIES 4 dozen $1.00 FRENCH ROLLS Dozen 39 FRENCH BREAD, 15-oz.. "Town & Country" 19 c loaf TOWELS COTTON 17"x32" Assorted Colors 2 ,88 Set of Thraa i GALLON SIZE GARDEN HOSE 25ft.xH" 10-Yr. Guarantee 89 WESTGATE VARIETY STORE irv urvr tucdmoc dotti cc t"p' Sm $,pp" W I law I lllhlVITlVaJ UW I I lalad Quart Siza MIXING BOWLS RIGID POLYETHYLENE PITCHER DECANTER PLASTIC BATH SPONGE grff TOOTH BRUSHES DU PONT NYLON FLASHLIGHTS RAY-O-VAC TWO CELL DISH PANS NEWEST PLASTIC DESIGN MEN'S & BOY'S BELTS SMART STYLES FROM LADIES & GIRLS TRICOT BRIEFS COTTON YARDAGE ASSORTED PATTERNS Reg. S9c to 79c yd. $1 oft Sii ' ovc 39c PAK OF THREE 59c miS: .-2or29c MwW .L69c 66c 99c 3 for 99c 3 yards 99c DELICIOUS SMOKED BOLOGNA PORK SAUSAGE chops r mi mmA SLICED iAW to. 0''Y&& Sm's Pur Pak, Thick or Thin 1(1 f Wl!. Our Own Delicious Make " S W W TrJ1 I Prices Effective Through Wednesday WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY I I MEDf0, I I u .r . f Ashland f WESTGATE I I Medford GATEWAY I J J shopping center J J 13th and I Shopping . ;;Rwrr central j ' I I I Ashland THREE MODERN SUPERMARKETS LOCATED TO SERVE THE ENTIRE MEDFORD ASHLAND AREA " 1