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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. 1962 D S Paper Towels ANOTHER r 1 Scott - Regular Size noo for FRUIT PIES Simple Simon ( g(t 8" Pies 0 II . All Flavors s) R II NIXON'S SUPPORTERS - Republican gubernatorial candi- esses at Santa Monica, Calif ., after they organized a "Nix date Richard Nixon poses with a group of airline steward- on-Aires" volunteer corps. (UPI) tSfVJ Av W'iVl 111 T.'.3b , mtm jT White City Area Road Plan Reviewed By Commissioners RUINS IN IRAN - A small child stands in a pile of ruins In Eoeen, Iran, after an earthquake earlier this month tore through the western section of the country, killing or in juring an estimated 20,000 persons and leaving thousands of others homeless. i ... -If r'y'irww .. bs r ri M ji - iiimiI lliV -n '- The Jackson county nine commission last plan- night reviewed a road plan in a sub division in the old Camp White area presented by Bud Hoover. The overall plan had been reviewed by the commission's subdivision committee in Feb ruary, but the committee's ap proval of the road plan had not been included in the com mission's minutes. The county court and the county engineer's office had requested commission's ap proval prior to action on streets in the subdivision. Gerald Latham, commission secretary, who presided at the meeting in the absence of the president and vice president, pointed out that the subdivis ion lots are in excess of five acres so it Is outside of the scope of the county subdivis ion ordinance. The commis sion has the authority only to review the overall road plan to see if roads are con sidered to be good planning. Oppoi Two Streets Commissioner Edd Roun- tree strongly opposed the placement of two streets since they did not line up with ex isting or planned roads. It was pointed out that the jogs in the roads shown on the map were at least one block in length and that the straight sections were in excess of one mile. Rountree charged that it was very poor planning when roads are put in helter- skelter," adding the1 in the future an urban renewal loan will be needed to correct "slum." The commission approved the road plan with Rountree voting against the plan. Opposes Variance Request Rountree also opposed a variance request by Mrs. Leona Robertson to erect bill board advertising signs in the South Talent zoned area. The billboards, two new and one to be enlarged, are at the intersection of Highway 99 and the old Pacific high way south of Talent. The commission approved the request on the condition that the signs be maintained. Also approved was a re quest by Mr. and Mrs. James J. Backen for a kindergarten n a residence on Upton rd. in the North Central Point zon ing area. No objections were received concerning the vari ance request. Prior to the close of the evening G. I. Peoples, com missioner, commented on the present subdi ision ordinance which requires that each be named. He listed the numer ous duplications of name with in the various county com munities and noted the com plications of giving long names in deed descriptions. ne recommended the use of numbers. Latham suggest- ed that Jhe matter be checked as to what legally would be needed to make such change. Duncan Stresses Democrats for All Roseburg Robert B. Dun can, speaker of the Oregon House, and Democratic candi date for Congress for the Fourth district, attended open ing of the Democratic head quarters here Wednesday. Duncan pointed out the im portance of inviting all seg ments of our society into the Democratic party. "The Democratic party must never become the party of labor, agriculture, big busi ness or little business, but must always keep the doors open for all groups and all Americans," Duncan said. "This is our strength and our weakness. Our weakness be cause we lack but don't want party discipline, and Three Accidents Checked by Police Medford city police inves tigated three non-injury ve hicle accidents Wednesday Two drivers received cita tions, police said. William Antone Simpson, 25, Ashland, was cited for fail ure to yield the right of way after his truck and trailer col lided with a vehicle operated by William Laverne Suther lin, 62, of 607 Sherman St., about 9:50 a.m. at East Main si. and Crater Lake ave. Another truck and trailer was involved in a collision Wednesday. The tandem oper ated by John Paterson, 73 Edwards, Colo., collided with a vehicle driven by Dewey Al- ircd, B3, Talent, about 3:04 p.m. at Cottage and Court sts. No citation was issued, police said. Dale Blaine Evans, 44, Ea gle Point, was cited for viola tion of basic rule after the car he was driving collided with a vehicle operated by Monte Zora Howell, 50, of 4074 South Pacific highway about 5:10 p.m. on Central ave. between Third and Fourth sts., police reported Grange Notes Eagle Point Grange A ham dinner will be served at the Eagle Point Grange hall Sunday, Sept. 23, from noon to 4 p.m. by the HEC women of the Eagle Point Grange. The public is invited and tickets may be obtained at the door. Preceding the last meeting of the Eagle Point Grange, skit by Mable Wertz and Ag nes Hubbcll was shown, fol lowing this Miss Joan Beaslcy showed colored slides of her trip to Europe as an Interna tional Farm Youth Exchange student Visitors from the Shady Cove Grange were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kee and daughter Cecilia On agriculture, Ed Kunke HEW EQUIPMENT Modern art is no more mysterious are constantly plagued with thn thi v.rav pmiinmpni now installed at the VA medical interparty disputes: our clinic building at White Citv Domiciliary. Tom Andrews, I strength because it forces us i reported on the use of chemi x.rav technician who ODcrates the flexible features of this: to constantly reexamine our ; cal spray. special camera says he cannot show how it works in less than position and program so r.x pictures but this one taken by Charles Matthews, domi-:that we are constantly pre ciliary member, is adequate to let you know it is complicated, pared to change for the great Suffice it to say, the projector suspended from ceiling tracks est good for the greatest num. can take any picture desired from any position of the patient, 1 ber." ion u.-h.n utandinff on his head by means of the movable Duncan continued his cam- ah Moreover, the man does not have to be moved if paign in Douglas county Wed-1 slips during her absence u-hrrlrii in Inesday. Today he was to ad- Community Service Chair- . 1 dress a luncheon group in : man C. C. Hoover said the nun ntiivr utrTiMS , remvered from area. dcvas-iLane county and the Spring- community service report had t-. 1-t.r, A...i,,i.i. !tn.H hv ih. Rrni 1 Mrth. field Junior Chamber of Com- been sent off to contest head TnnrtPH Wednrsdav m o r e quakes in Iran. They said still m e r c e and McKenzieland quarters to be Judged at the than 10.000 bodies have been I more bodies lay beneath. 'Democrats tonight. IStata level. Mrs. C. C Hoover reporting for the sales slip committee and named new advertisers in the Grange Bulletin. She also said Mrs. John Huffman would take charge of the sales Mannings Coffee Regular or Drip Limit 2 lbs. Please Betty Crocker Cake Mixes All Except Angel 1 1 y uavv fa 279.95 Value Q Amana Upright a FREEZER - GIVEN AWAY D Fleischman's 100 Corn Oil Wt A A MARGARINE 3 lbs. I SHORTENING 3 lbs. 65 Tang Instant tTlffld BREAKFAST DRIHK 7W .a SEPTEMBER 24th Nothing To Buy! Just coma in and regis- w -- V' ,,r" obl'Blon. 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