Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 18, 1963, Image 18

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Newspaper Page TextMOWPAvfttAltCH .' M?' BIRTHDAY When -"Barney Fife, otherwise ( '-;. 'Hi . V BT - a 1 .fa- U - K aaaaBaaaBl W f Police .Robert Moore,' went td work last Pf A Unit L.l- : i.i. J- At Jewett .Central Point -A long-time in.J of; Central' Pofnt PTA JRe Roundup ;..';iy CI.Y. Twltchell H; lsinl Editor iTJHe recent'oontroversy over trie- ib-called sociology -teats ivtn to fifth graders t the Grants ' Pass city and Jose phine bounty' .school districts K$t reached its melodramatic cbnclusion. ' -. 5fhe Josephine Couhty Vet ecians council asked permia aleh of school authorities to ur the test papers filled out y 'Siuaems, rermiosiuu was granted.. And so a week ago Thursday the . veterans patriotically put a match to tuem;- ,. ,. ' -. ' r' There were . the tests that asked students . to. identify taefet among their, -olassmatos Vjfi'ere'the leaders) bullies, lonely one's, eld.- They were administered at the request of of. Frederick frost 0f South ern' Oregon-college and are ,pert',ef -an overall program that ; in -'.other parts of the country, has. been credited with cutting Juvenile dclin fluency, by as much as 80 per ent... ',V . Some parents objected merely because they thought thtv: should have been let in in VHe-tests before they were gvtn. . Others went farmer, rendlnr. the tests as'un-Amer- Can and communistic. . We're Mao to. see that communism being stamped out or hotild 'we ay burned out fl;tlnapnne county. ..... mi&K)'.'4kr& froni"A.' 'L'. aW.our r,ra'i. correspondent, i lij New " York, repoft- IWai thst he can see Roxy Ann m a clear day. Evidently the to ;0luton problem: -in; the st ijn' io bad this time -of sji& River Youth Ctbsen for Concert ? iue Biver D e 1 b e r t Suhultz, a student at Rogue twty High school,, was re gently notified of his accept ance as a cornctist in the all 'atate, band which will per form during the Oregon Edu cators Association Convention March 20-83. . i He was one of 170 mu sicians chosen out of approx imately 320 applicants. Mem- Jhers, were chosen for this Jband mainly upon the recom mendation of the director, his Jtne'ral , musicianship, coop eration, attitude, contest rat ing; solos, performances, pri vate r atudy, and the geo graphic location of the school. ;, .'The all state band will be ydlrerted- by Gordon Kinlav jeUrector of bands and head of the brass department, Pacific Conservatory of the Univers ity of the Pacific. Stockton, California.' - The band. will rehearse W d.n s.d a y and Thursday March ZO and 21. The concert .will be ' presented Friday, Marrn 22, at litis s.in.-in the 'Memorial Coliseum in Port- land. -Will AT SPELLING ..Shady Cove-Students from Shady Cove school will . faco atueents . from McLoughlin .Junior High of Med ford Mon dy, April IS in the second reund of the spelldown tour. fitment on KMED-TV. Shady .Cave students Wayne. House, 'Tan Spence and Edith Low. asy participated - in a .first reund spelldown contest .March , winning over Apple get, t n r; V-'V ! " '' 1 ' " .' -Science Shrinks Piles :New Way Without Surgery T T ' 'y jVVIVO J, Hill V TA. If. T. (ull For tl ' SMi tiiM kIikc tin fnond t near , ktaling aokiunca witk tk tilon 1 liking abllitf to shrink bomor- , to,, ito Itchinr. and raliovs '..iia - vitkont lurrery. . ta wm ilut.H, whilo tmilx liinj pain, actual reduction J-tahrmlrat) took plact. ,.; 'at ail sKajdni of sU-rtaulta vara i.tiraJaaVvOL.v' i -.i. V. -i rnw7iaF tune Eagle Point's Thursday, his known as unci line mis ai Formed School members was realized when a new unit Was-, organized for Jewett school March, 14. The sponsoring unit, Central Point Elementary and Junior High Parent Teacher' association, has been serving; .all three schools. ' ,; ' :Mrs. bonald A.-Fabcr, pres ident ;of the sponsoring group, was instrumental in organiz ing the new unit!-, 'i Officers elected-for Jewett Elementary Parent , Teacher association were Mrs. Roland Johnson, president; Mrs. Lee Johnson, 'first : vice-president; Mrs. Norman' Smith, second vice - president'; Mrs. Thomas Ambrose, third ' vice-president; Mrs.' Al' Thompson, secretary; nd Mrs..- .Gordon. Layton, treasurer. - '- ; j '.' Guest speaker was Mrs. M. O. - Grove. She ; is regional vice-president irom Region 6,. Oregon Congress of Parents and Teachers. ;Mrs Grove is also health' chairman for the Jackson County Council. . Remember we are organiz- cd for the welfare of our chil dren," Mrs.- Grove said. She continued : with:, congratula tions to the new unit. Other guests introduced by Mrs. Faber were Mrs. Chester Keene, president of the Jack son County Council of Par ents and Teachers; Charles A. Meyer, district 6 superintend ent of schools; and Bill Brew ster,' principal at Jewett. Retreshmcnts were served by the executive conimitlce. CP Junior High Picks Spell-Down Finalists1 Ceiitrali Pointi -t Contest ant from- all ' eighth grade language art "claeser partici pated in a week long spell down held: during lunch per iod al Central Point Junior High TChootw' vr ' Finalists who will take part In a TV spell-down are Jim Wilson. . captain; And roa: Rob erts;- XJnnca Ford; and Steve Bruce, alternate. These stu dents will meet In competi tion with students from Hed rick Junior High. They will appear on KMED-TV Monday evening at 7 p.m. Television Log KVIP-tV (Channel 7) t nonaaj 6:00 NewihMt NorrrUl 6:15 Hunilty-Brinkity 6:30 GlUnt Mm 7 30 The D.koln 0 .00 Stoncv Burkt 10.00 Brn Ciiey 1100 ABC Late New 1 1 .mi Murphy mirun wb 11:15 Tonlfht Bltow v u as LaU News .. : 0:0 Kdiiratlnnal " 10:00 price U Rifht . in :ju uonreniranon II n(U.Jan Uvman . 30 Your Kor a Soni ll' on Krnie Fort) Show 12:30 Father Knowi Best 1 ;uis ircui founi . . T 30 TV Binio 2.00 Day In Court 2 J4 Miririay Report 2 30 Koven Kcyt , 3 00 Quern For a Day , 3 30 .Who Do You Tru.it ! 4:00 American Bandit and 4:30 DUcovery . V.VWB.iidtUnd Newt 5:00 Cartoon Tine 5 30 Mlchey Mouie Cluh :00 Newabeat Northntata 8:13 Huntley-BrinlUey 30 Lra nit 7 30 Combat 30 Hawaiian Rvt 9 30 Unlnuchahlei j 10.30 To. Be Aiuiounrad . - ! 1 1 00 Murphy Martin New 11:10 Sportm-ant 11 l.V Tontiht Show 13 25 tat New l Widooday 0 fl jo KducaMoh-l 10 00 Price ta Right iu ju- om'Fmriion 11 00 Jane Wyman 11 30 Yrtura tor a Sonr 15 00 Errtii ford Show 12 30 talhrr Knout Best 200 Dav in Court ' 3 30 Srven Ke 3 00 Oueen (or a Dav 3 30 S ho Do You Trust 4 iO American Bandstand 4 30 Dikrnvorv 4 ).V-.Ianlttapd Newt .1.00 Broken Arrow 5 30 Mickey Mouie Ctub to tnarouct that tsnarara rpado uionlihinr ataiamtnu lika "Tilia kava ctattd ta bo problem!" THa aarrat it now bailing aub alanee .1 Di-Dvna)-diioavor at il world-famoaa rneartb Inatilula. ITii, aubaianca it na a'ailabla In. nppueri or aialmaal form undar tha naait rVamrahox H. At til drug countari. ' is. ' . 38th birtnaay,. touna signs vanom iutuui,o aiuuim u. 'Those Signs' Show Up Again In Eagle Point !. Eagle Point Eagle Point's "Barney Fife", celebrated his 36th birthday Thursday and when he went to work he found large birthday greet ings posted all over the city of Eagle Point, or the City of Maybcrry as it is hence forth to be called. Chief ; of Police Robert Moore stands about S feet 7 inches tall and was, nick named Barney by the high school youngsters when he first started with the city po lice department. The mysterious appearance of multi-colored signs was nothing new in Eagle Point,, however. A few months ago Floyd the barber found a sign on his door, complete with a pair of muddy old boots, proclaim ing him to be a shoe repair man. Several of the townsfolk decided they would like to play along with the joke, and so a lew , minutes alter t n e signs' were put up, people started contributing their pen nies on the counter at Brooks Cafe. Barney Innocently posed for the picture at left to help city administrator Oran Chas lain "fix his camera" earlier In the week. PEAR N PAPER NAPKINS NEW POTATOES INSTANT COFFEE MJB, Falaar'i, Maiwtll Hogia COFFEE It 49 2 1 97 BOOK MATCHES BIGY a , . 1 m Iveryttiini liked VajBtr tifhr lit tk. Stare : ". Not Fraah Daily . . . Frt th FRENCH OR APPLE DONUTS DUTCH APPLE PIE PINK CHAMPAGNE CAKE u. 97 HI GLUTEN BREAD 5., J. 33 Gold Hill Plant By MARY KELL A Mail Tribune Correspondent Gold Hill Mayor Milton Steinmetz was authorized by. the Cold Hill city council to sign, paper? to accept a fed eral grant which has been ap proved by the government -to pay engineering . fees not to exceed $1,500 for preliminary investigation and report of the city's sewage treat m t n t plant. . ... ; '. '' This action gave ihe green light for Ri i T. . Worthington k Associates,' Corvallis, to go ahead with preliminary sur vey work. It and the report are to be completed within 100 days after the city- re ceives notification from the Housing & Home. Finance agency that an application for advance for public works planning has been approved. Richard T. Worthington, en gineer from the firm, was present to explain important factors and stressed that the council should .keep in mind the fact that - although this loan for engineering fee and report is a federal.' grant with no certain date of repayment unless actual construction modification- results from the One Post Open on Eagle Point Board Eagle Point, One position will be open on School Dis trict 9 board this year,- ac cord in g'to Superintendent Glenn D. Hale. This position is nowoccopjed by Merton Bradshaw who will file a pe tition to run again. Bradshaw was appointed ' by the board to fill the unexpired term of Jack Reed when he . moved to Med ford last year. Any person desiring to run for this position must file a petition with the Eagle Point school district clerk in' her office at the administration building on West Main St.. by April 5. The candidate must be a legal voter, registered, and with continued residence in the district for the preceding six ' months before he files his acceptance of the signed petition.. - ' A petition may be secured from the clerk at which time necessary information on ob taining . legal signatures will be given. -, ' , ECTOR Traaiwrt TOMATO SAUCE O-at. Tin , 12 $1 $400 9iuuy of Tarts BAKERY - . MSBfOBD MAlftRUOME. MOTfOJIB. OltEQON ' Sewage Treatment Is Authorized Investigation, the city is still obligated to. repay this financ ing even 'though no work commences,., because it is an indebtedness to the city. - When the Investigation is completed and the report made the mayor and council will inform the public as to the next step, so residents within the city who are con cerned ;with the project will receive - accurate information, it was 'Stated. .Engineering services will include a review of the city potential for future develop ment of residential' and com mercial areas.'. Population trends of the city will be re viewed -and- probable 1 o n g range growth determined.- The present and estimated future collecting system, re quirements of the sewage treatment plant will be de termined. Physical features of the existing sewage treatment plant will be investigated. ' The survey will determine what modifications in the ex isting treatment facility are essential and required, and prepare a preliminary design arrangement of .t h e t recom mended modifications. E s t i mates of cost on the recom mended modifications and Three Ca ndidates File For Grants Pass School Board . ; Grants -.Pass Three candi dates have filed for positions on the Grants Pass city Dis trict No. 7 .school board,: it was - announced here by Su perintendent Ralph E. Jones. Running for the three po sitions to be filled st the May 6 election will be Dr. R. Ray Johnson, physician; Robert P. Busch, plywood mill, execu tive; and Ed Malone, radio and TV executive. .-',.. : . Johnson, -who . served - as chairman of the board last year, is seeking reelection for a five-year term. A veteran and ex-Navy doctor, he has been a member of the Naval Reserve for the past 13 years. He is past president of the Grants Pass Active. and Ki wanis clubs. ' ' VAl VITA - WHOLE limit 5 Tin ........ MAXWELL HOUSE Limit 2 Jart Sififtnini SHORTENING 79e 3-tb. Tin' MONARCH HouHy o.x 49' 1,49 SILK QUALITY " j ' V " 1 T T S I limii 3 fkji. ............!...,.. ... 40 Coont Pkg. 7" "JJ VV-: .f I preliminary design arrange, ments will be prepared. The financial condition of the city as related to potential indebtedness and. financing for the improvements contem plated will . be investigated. Offered will' be recommenda tions on project financing; sewage connection fees, rate structures, 'and system operat ing costs. The above information will be compiled in report form and recommendations will be offered the city for a fixed program, initiating the con templated project. A complete engineering report will - be submitted to the Oregon State Board of Health for review and- approval when, the pre liminary survey is completed. The present council is mak ing an effort in cooperation with pwvious- study by the former, council to comply with recommendations for improve ments that were made by the state.. May '15, 1962, to bring the 30-year-old , plant up to date.,. '.,:,...-, Action tp accept the federal grant was. made during the March 4 council meeting. This climaxed -work and study started by the previous coun cil. ':.' Busch is now assistant gen eral " manager, of . Josephine Plywood Corp. He was for merly office ' manager- ' of Grants Pass Plywood before it was sold to: the new firm. He has been active In civic affairs, and is ' currently chairman of 'the District 7 budget committee. " Malohe is vice president and technical director of the Southern Oregon Broadcast ing company, which .'operates. KBES-TV -in -Medford and KOTI-TV in 'Klamath Falls. He also has. broadcasting in terests in northern California. A , former Grants . Pass city councilman, he recently com pleted fourteen consecutive years of service with that - Mutrtlfflan'i APPLE BUTTER 39e Jl-Oi. Jar 50 Count Shady Glen-Stems t Pieces CANNED MUSHROOMS 4 4-oz. Tin for ' Mejerett. CUT MACARONI 300 Tin .....v..:.AL:....:....;..4::.,..vib-x. Jar ' 99 1 ! . SWITCH When autos are A H i' fit J ually because they hit another car, or else' a utility pole. But this car, operated by Glen Leroy Frost, 44, of Medford, wound up hitting a -house in Central Point last week. Frost was hospitalized with injuries and the front end of his car was demolished. Damage to the house was minor-. . Hornbrook Teams Hornbrpok r,N6rth's 'Chuck Wagon restaurant in Medford was 'the scene pf a dinner for the Hornbrook school girls anji,' .boys' basketball teams Held on March 2, the dinnei celebrated itne completion of a ; victorious '. ye$r ..for th youngsters.' --"-'. ;V" ,';.'. -:,. The girls" team in February won the Coatella Invitational tournament in Dunsmuir for the second' consecutive year. Earlier in . the month, the boys' team placed second in their class in the Elks Invita tional . tdurnament . ,held ., in Yreka;;, .vv '. - - j During -the dinner, the members- of the' girls'; team presented an appropriately in scribed trophy to their coach, Principal , Dean Price, in-recognition of his . work ; in di recting them, to-their victori ous year.' ', - ' Willis ' Jones, . the. : boys' coach was presented, an in- VISIT JM EUGENE Applegate -r- Mr. and. Mrs. Howard Piete" visited Mrs. Piete's cousin, James Sharp, in - Eugene recently: : He is hospitalized due to a 'mill accident. - v - . . . "OILTO BURN" : "i ' .- - ' Mtkilhtst ; .-: $ A H Green Stamp MEDFORD FUEL CO. T72.IUV , Shar-fraih ,' ICE CREAM Box 2 29 H '-r? .... 7. involved in collisions, it's us Hold Celebration scribed desk set. After dinner, the group returned to the school, auditorium where thty held' a victory dance. t IS PROOF Wt Reierv the Right BOURBON Y years old , , ; The success of the "Ages" feat'sAaAtfiWi-afA ,jL ' SAY IT ASAIH, J-l $305 yL9j ' 1 ASAIH! PS J&Fl JOURBON 4 Emm ' We Give and Redeem SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS GOIDIN RIPE GREEN TOP CARROTS CRISP, GREEN CELERY.: No. 2 POTATOES Regional i News RagionalCalendaTj Ashland Tuesday, noon, Ashland Chamber of Com merce, Mark Antony hotel, Harlan P. Bosworth of'PPAct, will speak on "Nuclear Ener gy." - -, ;.;.'. i TAX WORK MADE EASY : Rtnt er Um Adding Machine ',. Typewriter , Calculator . . ; . VOIGHT'S tlh t Grip Eaiy Psrkint 772-4100 Greta Stanat ECHO SPUING OIST. CO.. lOUISVM.lt. KT.' To Limit Quantities STORE HOURS 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Free Parking PHONE 772-7175 S00 10c ..Bun. 10c lb. ..... 20-lb. Bag 59c