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----- MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1962 Sheriffs Reserve To Attend Session Instructions on search .-nd rescue procedures will be giv en at the regular meeting of the Sheriff s Reserve at 8 o'clock tonight in the D'Anjou building, 328 South Central ave., according to Sheriff Paul Bettiol. Buford Johnson, reserve co ordinator, said Detective Lee Rice will give the instructions. A few vacancies are still available for membership in the reserve division, Johnson said. Persons must be from 21 to 45 years old, in good physical condition, a Jackson county resident, have no crim inal record, of good moral character, be willing to give some time on a volunteer ba sis to the work. About 47 persons now be long to the reserve, Johnson said. The sheriff's office is particularly interested in get ting volunteers with a citi zen's communication band ra dio equipment. Ultimate aim is to form a communications division, he added. MUCH TOO LATE New York - IWU - Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cohen have been notified that the Railway Ex press Co. has found the crib they needed for their daugh ter, Dorothy. The Cohens re plied that the crib was too small for Dorothy, who is now 19, or for her 14 -year -old brother. The crib was lost in shipment to Georgia when Dorothy was 3 months old. ...taste the Greatness of historic OLD CROW r bourbon OLD CROW JAMES CROW TEACHES HIS APPRENTICE WILL MITCHELL the secrets of Old Crow's greatness. "Kiday, this taste secret makes Old Crow America's most preferred bourbon. TODAY-LIGHTER. MILDER 86 PROOF TPC OLD WOW OlSIttltSY CO., FRNKfOT. KY., KENTUCKY STRAIGHT SOUIBOK WHISKEY 86 MOOF f .: V si i i ttut nii 'i i i iiimii ''(Mi, S " TURKISH VISITOR Ali Saner, American Field Service exchange student to Ashland High school, was the 500,000th visitor to the Jacksonville Museum Saturday, Sept. 8. The young man, shown at the left, was pre sented a gold nugget by Miss Claire Hanley, president of the Southern Oregon Historical society, right. The nugget was donated by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dorn. The boy is living with Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Kreisman, 455 Liberty st., Ashland, and Mrs. Kreisman is shown in the center. Members of the muse um board, museum staff, and visitors view ed the presentation. Dennis the Menace to -8k b-0 BUT TOO FRIENDLY Dubuque, Iowa -IOT- Three youths were fined $5 each during the week end for be friending motorists. The youths didn't think it was right for a motorcycle police man to hide in an open ga rage, so they posted this sign: "Cop ahead - one block." Two Receive Silver Trophies at Fair Mrs. Ona Paul, Mcdford, re ceived a silver covered vege table dish trophy at the Ore gon state fair Friday for the pears she entered in the box of fruit section of the land products division. The trophy was accepted by Mrs. Ben Fulton, Jackson county, for Mrs. Paul who could not at tend. Receiving the silver tray Oregon potato trophy was Herman Kamplng, Gold Hill. The trophy was presented by the Oregon potato commission to the exhibitor of the best single exhibit of white flesh potatoes. Republicans To Hear Secretary of State , Secretary of State Howell i Appling Jr. will address a j workshop meeting of the Re publican party precinct work ers and candidates at Repub lican headquarters. East Main and Bartlett sts., tonight at 8 Hugh Jennings, Jackson county Republican party chairman, said that all Repub licans are invited to attend. Following Appling's ad dress. Republican Precinct Chairman Max Priebe and his assistant, Gary Boshears, will conduct a workshop for workers. On the Air By ELEANOR WIESE Afternoon cuncert-goers via KBOY-FM daily from 1-8 p.m. will enjoy the following fea tured selections: MONDAY. Gilbert k Sulli van's "The Mikado" and the Ninth Symphony of Ralph Von Williams. TUESDAY. Verdi's opera "11 Trovatore" and Schumann's Piano Concerto. WEDNESDAY. Prokofiev's "Cinderella" ballet and Brahm s Fourth Symphony. THURSDAY. The operetta "Weiner Blut" by Johann Strauss Jr., and Schubert's Fifth Symphony. FRIDAY. Copeland'i ballet "Appalachian Spring" and Mozart's Quintet in E Flat. SATURDAY. Wagner's i opera "Das Rheingold" and "Uirapuru" by Villa-Lobos. Phone 772-6128 tor ' Hi.aIr. Wilson! Oio ya know tmt m$M PUNCHIN' 5EU? Notre Dame Students Honored at Lunch Four Medford youths who will be attending Notre Dame university this fall were guests today at a luncheon hosted by James Mullaney, Medford alumnus of the insti tution. Present were Bob Farra, 21, of 101 South Keene Way, who The Best Reason For Buying This Washer Is . 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Tomjack is a member of the university's rugby team. Contract Awarded For Water Main The Medford water com mission awarded a contract last week to James G. Robert son tn install a water main along Hillcrest dr., Foothills rd. and Littrcll or. Robertson's bid of $16,983 90 was the lowest among the three bids submitted. The en- ginner's estimate for the proj ect was $19.927.75, -according to Robert L. Lee, Medford water superintendent. The project will get under way in about two weeks, Lee estimated, r,nd is expected to be completed in about three months! Four different sizes of wa ter main will be used: 4, 6, 12, and 16-inch pipe. The 12 and 16-inch mains will serve as part of the eventual exten sion of water service to the eastern part of Medford, Lee said. Candidates Heard At Fair Held Sept. 8 at Grange Shady Cove All candi dates were represented, either in person or by emissary, at the Shady Cove Grange Can didates' fair held Saturday, Sept. 8. About 40 persons heard the candidates present their views. Ted Phillips, of the Jackson county Governor-for-Thornton committee, represented At torney General Robert Y. Thornton at the meeting. Dur ing the evening he attacked Gov. Mark O. Hatfield's at tempt to lease off-shore oil lands to Shell Oil company without competitive bidding. Hatfield's appointment of a handpicked committee to hear charges of corruption in the Oregon National Guard re sulting in the loss of consid erable property from Camp Withycombe was also criti cized. Through Phillips, Thornton said that Hatfield has attempt ed to whitewash the affairs of his administration before the people of Oregon. He com mented that the special com mittee techniques had also been used to interfere with the attorney general's investi gation of the Liquor Control commission in 1955. Phillips concluded by com menting, "If the governor will not trust the people of this state to deal with the facts, I do not believe the people of Oregon will trust control of their government to him." Charges Answered Hugh Jennings, chairman of the Jackson county Repub lican central committee, who represented Gov. Hatfield at the Candidate's fair, answered the accusations by stating tiiat the governor "has taken de cisive action in the best inter ests of the people of Oregon." He added that the decisions of the governor have been made only after a complete examination of the facts and consultation with responsible authorities, regardless of party affiliation. Jennings stated that the true facts about the off-shore oil exploration reveal that the bill was Introduced by two leading Democrats in the House of Representatives. It was then referred to the com mittee on natural resources, where it received favorable recommendation. "The Demo cratically - controlled Senate and House," Jennings said, "passed the bill by a vote of 27 to two In the Senate and 49 to 10 in the House." Over $2 million have been spent In exploration by the oil companies, he added, em phasizing that Hatfield's ap proval appeared to be in the best interests of the people. PLAY IT SAFE London - IUPH - London Air port officials today ordered receptionists not to carry ba bies for luggage - burdened mothers because of possible law suits if a baby is dropped. "Offer to take the parcels, not the baby," the directive said. "It doesn't matter if you drop the parcels." THE BIG STEP ... TO YOUR FUTURE GOAL! s BUSINESS EDUCATION Fall Term Opens Sept. 24 Day and Night Classes ROBERTSON SCHOOL of BUSINESS 40 North Riverside Phone 773-4264 Medford Kt. I i j h M i.S-.': ,r,Jfc- iTj".. .?.ir..f L. 1 r.v. "i If you need more money to cover back-to-school and other fall expenses. See us for fast, one-day' service. Or call us firsti then pick up your loan. 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