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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1963)
8 B SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1963 New Growth Concept Needed in Oregon As Population Rises Kennedy Fuel Oil Offering the best in: Oil Heating Equipment Fuel Oil Oil Burner Service Dial 779-1515 "IMilheat" The Oil io Burn America's Largest Silling Heating Oil MODERN Oil Heated Homu Are Worth Mora Sefer Cleaner Cheaper We Sail and Taka Trade-lnt AUTOMATIC OIL FLOOR FURNACES COLEMAN OIL STOVES WARMINS MORNINO WOOD. CIRCULATORS MEDFORD FUEL CO. Court and McAndrawi Phone 772-2111 Complete Heating Oil Service STANDARD A lUTtK fltS J HEATING OILS W Wa give Gold Bond Stampi Matarad Delivariai Factory Trained Mechanic Equipment Parts in Stock At Your Service 24 Hour a Day Since 1931 VALLEY FUEL CO. 11 West McAndrews Rcf. Ashland r A new concept of Oregon's growth ia needed as increased population brings new opportunities as well as new problems to the state, Glenn L. Jackson, vice chairman of tne board of Pa cific Power and Light, Med ford industrialist and chair man of the state highway commission, told the crowd attending the awards banquet I here last week. "No longer should Oregon's economy be geared to the price of two by fours," he said. Basing his address upon the findings of the recently re leased Soher survey, Jackson reviewed the state's growth in the fields of agriculture, tourism, mining, electronics, clothing and chemical indus tries and even the newest source of income retirement living. Quotes Statistics Quoting 1082 statistics he showed that of the 520,000 gainfully employed Oregon ians only 18 per cent were in the lumber industry. He be lieves this to be a transition period, but is optimistic that diversification of lumber products will be an important development. In agriculture the prospects are tremendous Jackson feels, since this stale is fast becom ing the Pacific coast bread basket as California's explod ing population takes farm lands out of production Oregon's third largest in come, tourism, amounts to $217 million each year. It is predicted that the total of 7 million visitors of 1962 will become 20 million in 1970. In this connection recreational development is of highest im portance and the area of southern Oregon has an un limited potential. Jackson commented upon the Mt. Ashland ski resort as well as the lakes and declared that with completion of the freeway this year and addi tional east and west roads this area will become a distribu tion center of the Pacific coast. He said that the jet age is making existing air fields obsolete and that reconstruc tion of runways at the Med ford airport will be necessary to handle freight facilities. Recognised for Culture Southern Oregon is recog nized for its culture as well as its climate, declared the speaker, and has a bright fu ture in rapidly expanding Southern Oregon college, as well as the Shakespearean Festival. The speaker warned that southern Oregon's predicted 50 per cent population growth in the next 10 years will bring with it serious problems, some of which are already causing concern. In creasing water pollution and decreasing supply of potable water is becoming one of Roper Installed As Council President rass, secreiary-ireas- Jack Roper of Medford was installed president of the Southern Oregon Council of Painting and Decorating Con tractors at the dinner meet ing recently. Other officers lnstulled are Roy Taylor, Medford, and Jack Preston, Roseburg, vice presidents; and O. L. Havard, Grants urcr. During the discussion pe riod the members expressed the desire to work with the architects for a better quality of painting and decorating in the southern Oregon area. Jackson county's major head. aches. Jackson pointed to flood and drainage conditions and warned that immediate meas ures should be taken for co ordinating all existing agen cies. He remarked on the po tential beauty of Bear creek that now is a visible eyesore along Highway 99 and sug gested it as one of the first areas that might be de veloped. The overall picture painted by the banquet speaker was a rosy one calculated to in spire confidence in Oregon's future but modified to a de gree by experience and com mon sense. Entertainment Noted Entertainment was by the Populaires of Southern Ore gon college directed by Rich ard Schall. The mixed chorus sang three numbers, a medley from My Fair Lady, one from Show Boat and Holiday Song. Dallas Redding, baritone, sang a solo. Certificates of merjt awards for the 1962 Ashland Talent United Fund campaign were presented to businesses and individuals by Richard Isaacs and Richard Thorpe. Among out-of-town guests at the awards dinner were Don McNeil, manager of the Medford Chamber of Com merce, and Manville Heisel, its vice president; Jim Mc Mahan, Grants Pass Chamber of Commerce manager, and Jim Baskcr, president, .and Mrs. McMahon and Mrs. Basker. STAR GAZER0 APS. 2M bT 1-23-47-! FV69-70.8O-8 TAUIUS APR. 21 MAY 31 2-17-536 OtMJM MAY 22 JUNE 22 KA10-12-31-4W 57-66-79-851 CANCfl f JUNE 23 JULY 23 ftl9-2-3Ma 65-78-87-891 uo m JULY 24 VL- AUG. 23 f)34-37-41-4l 50-59-75 VMGO AUG. 24 SEPT. 22 brV5-33.48-5a Fy 60-77-81 -881 -Br CLAY R. POLLAN- M Your Doily Activity Guirf. M " According to Ids Start. i To develop message for Sunday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. lWelcomo 3ITrovlino e! 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JAN. 3- 5- 9-14jT (22-28-39 AQUARIUS 20-29-40-45" K4-67-74 J MAR. 21 StJK 1-13-16-55,0 lift tr, T , County Group Plans to Attend Hearing in Salem A delegation of Jackson county citizens has announced plans to attend the Senate hearing Tuesday, Feb. 12, on the Civil Defense and Shelter program. The hearing will open at 1 p.m. in Salem. Vera Cook, chairman of the Senate Military Affairs com mittee, conducting the hear ing, announced next Tues day's session at the close of last week's hearing, which drew delegations of citizens to Salem from many sections of western Oregon. He said the testimony of persons opposed to the civil defense program would be continued. Civil Defense Director Rob ert W. Sandstrom and Shelter Director W. F. Coleman util ized the two hours allotted for the hearing last Tuesday. It was attended by county m ficials and civil defense chair men as well as many private citizens. Attend From County Attending from Jackson county were Commissioners Ed Taylor and Don Faber, Mrs. Harlan P. Bosworth Jr. of Applegate and Medford and Clarence M. Crews of Central Point, Ed Elmer of Grants Pass was present from Jose phine county. Questions b y committee members pointed up changing conditions facing those trying to plan security and shelter during the past biennium. When the Civil Defense pro gram was first contemplated, warning systems provided two to three hoars notice, tt was pointed out. This has moved up to a 15 to 2 minute warning time. The state stilt operates on the family and community shelter plan with the family facing two weeks in the shel ter, it was stated. Burglary Reported At Morton Milling Morton Milling company, Ross lane, Medford, was . en tered Thursday night. Small change was taken from the cash register, company offi cials said. Thieves entered by damag ing a metal door at the rear, according to reports. 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Lowry, route 1, Talent, a freshman at Santa Clara university in Santa Clara, Calif., has been named to the Dean's Honor Roll for fall semester at the school, according to Dean Charles J. Dirkscn. Lowry, a graduate of St. Mary's High school in Med ford, is a mimiiRcmcnt major in the University of Santa Clara school ot business. Twelve per cent ot the stu dents in the school of business were named to the Dean's list for H semester. Are You Paying Too Much Just To Be COLD? i these Are the COLD Facts About HEAT The FACT It-Many people this past weekend who did not have Oil Hsai were cold. The FACT is Oil Heat Is warm, comfortable and dependable no matter how cold It gets. The FACT ta Oil Heat has no pressure problems no matter how cold it gets. Thfl FACT It-Oil Heat hat no load problems no mailer how cold it gets. (he FACT it You too, ran convert to wrtn, sa'e, low-cost Oil Heat. 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