10 A
BROfficeWill
Close As Planned
; Whie City-Construction of
jhe Agate dam on Dry creek
jvlll not delay closure of the
tiureau of reclamation office
at While City, according to
'James A. Callan, construction
engineer. The office is sched
uled to close about Sept. 1.
' The bureau has operated
in office in White City since
'June, 1956. In addition, a
planning office is operated by
1he bureau in the Standard
-Insurance building.
An additional $438,000 was
approved for the Talent proj
sct by the House Appropria
tions committee Tuesday,
which will be used on rehabil
itation and betterment of the
existing Medford irrigation
district, Callan said. This will
Jnclude repair work and re
placement of structures. In
the Talent district, corrections
'will be made on the present
system.
r There are about six em
ployees in the office at this
time. Callan said that one or
-two would remain in the area
after Sept. 1 to take care of
lhe concluding work on the
Talent project.
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EDWARAD W. HARE
Seeking Commissioner Post
Man Nominated
As Candidate
'. Grants Pass Edward W
Hare, an Illinois valley ranch
er, has been nominated by
the Democratic Central com
mittee, as a candidate for
Josephine county commission
er.
He was born in Ohio and
educated at Ohio State uni
versity. During World War
II he was employed as an in
dustrial engineer at the U.S.
Naval Ordinance Plant, Cen
terllne, Mich.
He also worked in a cost
estimating, tool development
and time study and operated
a real estate brokerage busi
ness. Mr. and Mrs. Hare have
five children and make their
home at 5120 Caves highway.
Hare is past president of
the Illinois Valley Democrat
club and is active in church
and civic affairs. He is the
owner of his ranch and raises
beef cattle.
Local Men Complete
Ford Sales Course
Six Medford area men have
recently completed a course
In retail selling at a special
field school held here by the
San Francisco Mnrketing in
stitute personnel. They arc
Walter G. Booth. Jim Busch
Ford Sales, Ashland; and
Stanley E. Hall, Paul Dimick
Robert L. Statcn, Samuel L.
Stevens, and Joe McAllister,
Crater Lake Motors, Mcdfnrd.
The San Francisco Ford
Marketing Institute, was es
tablished In October, 1061. at
Burlingame, Calif., as part of
a nation-wide Ford program
to offer training In dealership
management and selling, and
to keep dealers and their per
sonnel abreast of today's rap
idly-changing market.
52 Girls Compete
For International
Beauty Crown
Long Beach, Calif. - IUPD -Fifty-two
of the world's most
beautiful girls seeking the
title of Miss International
Beauty of 1063 anxiously
awaited the final round of
preliminary judging today.
Three more contestants will
emerge divisional winners and
the 15 seniifinalisls will be
named.
Another shapely trio was
accorded first place honors
Thursday night in the evening
gown, playsuit and speech in
native costume divisions.
Miss United States, Carolyn
Joyner, 19, Freeport, Kan.,
topped the evening gown com
petition in the second night of
preliminary judging. Maria
Victoria Bueno, 24, the black
haired Miss Argentina, was
voted the best of 17 girls in
the playsuit category. And a
grey-eyed model who reigns
as Miss Ireland, Mona Bur
rows, 22, won the speech in
native dress award. They join
three other tantalizing misses
who won their divisions in
the first night's competition
the popular Miss Australia,
Tania Verstak, who won the
evening gown award; Nurit
Neumann, Miss Israel, the
playsuit winner; and Miss
Scotland, Elizabeth Burns,
who won the speech in native
dress division.
The crucial competition
comes Saturday night when
the 15 semifinalists will be
pared down to five finalists.
Barges To Move
Molasses, Asphalt
Vancouver, Wash. CUPIl In
land Navigation Co. said to
day it would soon begin trans
portation of bulk molasses
and liquid asphalt up the Co
lumbia river from Portland to
Pasco. Wash., and Umatilla,
Ore.
John L. Bullock, president
of the firm, said new tank
farm facilities for storage and
distribution of the commodi
ties are being constructed at
Pasco and Umatilla.
Molasses will be pumped
from ships which bring it lo
Portland into special tanks on
barges. At Pasco the molasses
will be pumped into a new
5,000-barrcl tank for storage
ano nisiriDiuion oy racuic
molasses Co. for use in pre
paring livestock feeds.
The bulk asphalt will be
loaded into a special 168,000-
gallon lank barge at the
American Bitumals Co. plant
here and at Umatilla will be
stored in a heated 7,000-barrel
tank for distribution for use
in highway work. .
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Building Firm To Open Next Week
A construction firm special
izing in "building better
homes" in the Rogue Valley
will open for business here
early next week.
James B. Berry of Napa,
Calif., and Ray. W. Lind
blom, route 1, box 78, Eagle
Point, has assumed the busi
ness name B and L Custom
Homes. Their offices are at
601 West McAndrews rd.,
Medford.
Berry has been here about
three weeks, and reports the
firm is almost ready to open.
He previously operated a
home building service in Cali
fornia. Lindblom, who has
lived in Eagle Point for about
a year, is formerly of San
Jose, Calif. crews would do remodeling
Berry said the firm will and build store furniture,
specialize in building of homes j The firm will employ be
costing from $19,000 to $40,-jtween 10 and 12 carpenters,
000. In addition, he said their I according to Berry.
HAPPY VACATION - Smiling flirtatiously, Caroline Ken
nedy smiles up at one of the Italian policemen escorting her
lo the beach at Ravello, Italy. Caroline is on a two-week
vacation with her mother, Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy. (UPI)
Bonneville Center Officially Opened
Vancouver, Wash. - IIIPD -Bonneville
Power Administra
tion officially dedicated a $1
million center north of here
today, in ceremonies coupled
with a 25th birthday open
house.
The agency was created 25
years ago next Monday.
The new consolidated sup
ply service center is located
at BPA's J. D. Ross substation
three miles north of here.
BPA administrator Charles
F. Luce said the consolidated
center would save BPA some
$100,000 a year. He said more
than $10 million worth of
general contract supplies
would move through the cen
ter annually.
The center replaces ship
yard storage areas.
Vancouver Mayor Rudolph
Luepke said the new center
makes BPA one of Vancou
ver's most important industries.
GIOTTO
10 FRONT STREET
Air Conditioned For Your Comfort
Real Good Italian Food
ALSO AMERICAN DINNERS
Served 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Daily Except Monday
Sundays 4 p.m. to 10 p.m.
COMPLETE7 COURSE DINNERS
$1.75 to $3.00
Special Prices for Children!
CHUCK WAGON LUNCH
Served 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Daily Except Sunday
ADULTS $1.00 - CHILDREN UNDER 10 60c
ii muu. .
SALAD BUFFET
BY POPULAR REQUEST
WE ARE AGAIN FEATURING
OUR
SALAD BUFFET
FRI.-SAT.-SUN. EVES.
5 P.M. - 12 A.M.
DARDANELLE
Hwy. 99 at Gold Hill Overpass
DANCE
COME ONE, COME ALL
Butte Falls Community Hall
SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th, 9 'Til 1
Mu,it kyBUCK'S MELODY ACES
1
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SHAKEY'S
1Mb
PIZZA PARLOR
TRY OUR r AMOUS
PIZZA SUPREME
MADE WITH 7 KINDS
OF CHEESE, BAKED
IN 750 OVENS
FRIENDLY FAMILY
ATMOSPHERE
Large or Small Parties
ALWAYS WELCOME
OPEN NOON
DAILY
ORDERS TO GO
773-7721
BETWEEN RIVERSIDE AND
CENTRAL ON EAST JACKSON
SATURDAY SPECIAL
HAMBURGER
With All
of the
Trimmings
Open
Until 11:30
TORNADO
BOWL
In tha Oak da Is Market
Drive Out For Dinner
Dine Out on Our Beautiful
LAVA ROCK TERRACE
AT THE
ROGUE RIVER
LODGE
23 Mi. N.E. of Medford on Crater
Lake Hwy. 62
CLOSED
THURSDAYS
SATURDAY &
SUNDAY SPECIALTY
Eye of Prime Rib
Conked in
a Bar rat
Out of Doom
EVERYDAY INCLUDES THESE
AND MANY MORE .
Charcoil Broiled Slaakl Trour
Fried Chicken Buttermilk Biscuits
Chicken end Dumplingi Homemade Pettriet
Your favorite beveragei served i you like them.
Relax in Our Modern Cabins
Saturday Liva Music. Hal Grow on tha Combination
Electric Organ S Piano.
Barney Beaton on the Sax & Drums.
OWNERS-lola Porterfield-Freida & Henry Keefer.
Featuring . . .
BROASTED
CHICKEN
.. Mt Cubby's modern,
parkling Driva-ln Res-j
tauunt and New Coffee
Shop!
I SPECIAL
Ml 1 2-pc. fub of chicken, 1
I french fries, 1-pint cola 11
It slaw and garlic bread! A II
l fine feed for . . . jW
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PATIO J
If PACK
mi 12-pc. tub of chicken, 1 -
Ml quart potato salad, lgal- 11
If Ion root beer, buttered I
II rolls, forks, plates, nap- II
1 kins, cups, packed to go IM
Enjoy a delicious
Breakfast!
Served from 7 a.rr
Cubby's
PHONE ORDERS
773-2919
SATURDAY
NITE
9 Till
1 A.M.
DANCING
OASIS
EAGLE
POINT
Lots of Fun and Excitement (or
Young and Old
JAY STOUGH and the Dixie Drifters
Y'all Come!
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ATTENTION EAGLES
HARD TIME BALL
Saturday, August 18
Prizes for Men and Women
EAGLES AND GUESTS WELCOME
DANCE1
EVERY
SAT. NITE
GOLD HILL GRANGE
Music by VIC FLOOD WAYNE SHIELDS
& the Rhythm Masters
Featuring Eddie Reich on Drums
Refreshment! Served All Evening Check Room Free
The Biggest Band . . . The Best Dance! Everyone Welcomi
S3
APPEARING NIGHTLY
AT
Tower Broiler
The Magic Piano Artistry
of
DON MEYERS
SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE TO
THE DAVE DODGE TRIO
FOOD SERVED 4 P.M. TO 1 A.M. DAILY
SPECIAL MIDNIGHT MENU
New Hours for
"The Clock Cafe"
For Your Convenience
OPEN at 6 A.M.
Also
OPEN FRIDAY NITE
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