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10 B SUNDAY. AUGUST 12. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON Dennis the Menace 'When i sav : 'good music' i cmvw DON'T MEAN CcWfiOy SOB ftCOPOS1 Annual Cancer Lectures Scheduled for This Week The third annual John Tom lin Memorial Cancer lectures have been scheduled for Aug. 15 and 16 at the MoRue Valley Country club, according to Dr. Brian Stringer, Medford, chairman. Established by a bequest to the Oregon division ol the American Cancer society by the late John R. Tomlln, Med ford businessman, the lectures bring to the attention of the medical profession of this area the latest information about diagnosis and treatment in the cancer field. Guest Speaker Featured speaker for this year's two-day meeting on cancer of the breast will be Iledley J. B. Atkins, director of surgery at Guy's hospital, London, England, who be came director of the breast clinic there in 11)37. Participating on the Aug. lfl panel with Dr.. Atkins will be C. V. Allen, radiologist J. T. Crane, pathologist, Port land; L. H. Garland, radio- ologist, San Francisco, Calif., and Oscar Heycrman, intern ist, Medford. Harvey W. Ba ker, sugeon, Portland, will be moderator and discussion and quest long from the medical audience will be encouraged. Dr. Atkins will discuss Charles Darwin at a joint noon meeting of the Medford Rotary and Kiwanis clubs at the Rogue Valley Country club Aug. 14, as well as at the Aug. 15 dinner meeting, which is open to anyone Inter ested. Reservations may be made by contacting Mrs. Mahr Reymers at the American Cancer society office. Assisting Dr. Stringer In t m Zoning Ordinance Expected To Be Acted On Wednesday; Petition Reported Valid A zoning ordinance for the , day afternoon that the ordi- Southwest Phoenix interim zoned area is expected to be presented to the Jackson county court for considera tion at its meeting Wednes day. Jack Eaton and George Brenner of the county plan ning office told the court Fri. More Than 700 At Convention Trail - More than 700 per sons attended the American Sunbathing association's an nual convention ending today at White Oak lodge, about four miles west of here. Those participating repre sented all 50 states, as well as Denmark, Sweden, France, Mexico and Canada. The at tendance included about 400 actual delegates plus their families and guests. Highlight of the convention was "Barely Proper," a play written about 30 years ago by Tom Cushing. Presenting the drama here was a non-professional group from Holly wood, Calif., The Pacificans. The play had been per formed only three times pre viously. Produced and direct ed by Donald Johnson, New York newspaperman and au thor, the play spoofs a Ger man family who practiced nudism. The plot was set in the suburbs of old Berlin about 1003. nance would be printed Mon day. Copies would then be given to the county court Tuesday so they could study it before meeting Wednes day. According to law, the court must consider the ordi nance prior to Aug. 28, the date the present interim zoning ordinance in the area expires. Last Wednesday night, the county planning commission approved the final changes in the ordinance during their monthly meeting and re quested that the referral let ter to the court recommend that the court call an elec tion in the zoned. area. Legal Requirements It was pointed out at that time that due to the legal re quirements prior to holding such an election, several months would elapse before it could be held after the court receives the ordinance. County Judge Earl Miller said Friday that if the ordi nance is "reasonable" he saw no reason why the court couldn't adopt it Wednesday. He said an election on the ordinance would then be held as soon as possible for the people of the area to de cide themselves if they want the prescribed zoning. "The county court has no intention of forcing zoning on these people under any conditions," the Judge em phasized. Eaton also reported to the court that a petition submit ted recently to the court from residents in the South west Phoenix area had been verified after "exhaustive study and research." Signatures Validated There were 105 signatures of residents in Precinct 61 on the petition, Eaton said. Seven of the residents sign ing the petition don't live in the affected area, leaving 98 valid signatures on the peti tion. Eaton told the court that there were 361 eligible voters in the zoned area. According to law, 15 per cent of these (54) are needed to successfully petition the court The total number of verified names represented about 27 per cent, well in excess of the re quirement, he noted. It was pointed out that there had been some con fusion concerning the pe tition on the part of many of those signing. Two Phoenix residents ex plained to the county court Friday that they thought the petition was merely "a regis try" of those attending the July 18 public hearing for use by the planning commis sion. Petition Valid Miller assured the resi dents that "no particular harm" had been done in sign ing the petition. He said Dis trict Attorney Alan B. Holmes had said earlier that ized to adopt zoning and land use of ordinances for the area of Township 38 South, Range 1 West, or Southwest of Phoenix area." The county court already has authority to do what the petition asks, the judge said. The petition "doesn't even mention an election," he con tinued, although that's what the petitioners have been seeking. Miller said the court had no intention of zoning the area in question without an election and assured the peo ple of their right to decide the matter themselves. Miller said the next "mat ter of statutory procedure" for the court is to either adopt or reject the zoning or dinance Wednesday. PEWIHIOM ALL j OF LIFE... I walk into Local for one-visit loans . . . butcher, baker, rocketship maker . . . and they get up to $1500 on their signature only, car or other security. 1DCAL IOAN 535 E. JACKSON BLVD. Medford Shopping CmUr thp netition was valid. The petition is worded j Pllline: J-43B UICK WBOD, Mgr. "Shall the counly court of Opm Frldi Evsninii 'Til 7 Jackson county be author-' CADILLAC SALE CAVALCADE OF CADILLACS Due to additional factory allotments, we are over stocked on new Cadillacs. These cars MUST BE SOLD NOW! This is your opportunity to own the finest car built at a very substantial savings. MUST BE SOLD-SAVE! V ACT NOW While Selection Is Complete I SKINNER BUICK-CADILLAC 143 South Riverside Family Treasure 7366 HEDLEY J. B. ATKINS Cancer Lecture Speaker making arrangements for the lf)H2 cancer lectures are Rob ert It. Buck, M.D.; Oscar T. Heycrman, M.D.; Earl L. Law son, M.D.; Florian J. Shasky, MD., Medford; and Robert M. 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