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4 C THURSDAY. AFRIL 11. 1(13 MEDFOBD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOBD. OREGON BEAUTIFUL, FRAGRANT, FRESH CUT ORCHID CORSAGES 1 REAL HAWAIIAN VARIETY NORMALLY SELLING AT S5.00 EACH EASTER SPECIAL ONLY Available at All Oregon Food Stores While the Supply Lasts! Ul' " J'l.gaa! gaY BJ. BM Q HlHHEBH "'aaV gaagsaa BbLM Br 1 Hsfl aaaTVv I i" i jBL TRAPPED BY SELL This if not a bell ringer who got too clow to nil work, nor ii it i walking bell. The one-tone bronze ball w lowered from a aleeple of the 96-year-old Flrat Methodist church at Oconomowoc, Wis. and the worker went Wide the bell to remove its clapper before loading it aboard a truck- The church wis razed to maKe room for a new church, in which the old bell will be used. (UPI) Oregon Supreme Court Decisions Salem - HOT - The Oragon Supreme Court upheld the city of Corvallis Wednesday in a zoning dispute. It reverted Benton County Judge Fred McHenry, who had ruled in favor of the Wltham Wtt corporation and ordinance aa permitting pub lic parking in the area in question. The high court said parts o the 1053 code permitting buildings such as schools and churches in the residential I area did not include commcr- Herat 8. Whiteside, who had cial parking ought to void zoning amend- The Supreme Court uohcld menu adopted by the city in Deschutes county Judge Rob- lOfit and 1M1 Wltham had bought 87 acrea of land in Corvallis In J 932. developing 01 for resi dential purposes. The corporation planned to use the remaining 18 for a Mopping center and parking. In 1993, Corvallis adopted a comprehensive zoning ord Inance by which all but 3.2 acres of the land was zoned for one family residences. The rest was specifically zoned for commercial use. Cede Amended The corporation contended the ordinance still allowed it to use the rest of the 16 acres for parking. In 1959 and 1961, the city amended the code, specifically prohibiting use of the rest of the 16 acres for parking. The Supreme Court held that the lower court erred when it interpreted the 1933 ert Foley In a ruling setting aalda a special assessment! levied by the city of Bend against Harry L. Boyle. The city levied the asscse ment for improvements ft I ntgnway B7 along East Third st. in Bend. Benefit Said Lacking Doyle and the other olaln- tiffs complained that their property was not benefited, but in fact harmed. The city contended that the circuit court had no jurisdic tion. The Supreme Court said a group singled out lor special tax treatment Is entitled to procedural Safeguards. It said the "imposition of a special assessment upon prop erty which is not specifically nencfitcd . . . uniustlv de prives the owner ol a properly iniercst. "The question of whether ! his property is benefited is therefore vital and the oro- icdure by which that question is determined is equally vital," the court said. "The courts have power to set aside a special assessment which Is arbitrarily Imposed upon property not benefited." The Supreme Court affirm ed an order for a new trial case of battery and as-1 saint allegedly committed liy a Hood River policeman. A Multnomah county jury had found In favor of the I policeman, but the trial court granted plaintiff James Rich I a new trial. The high court agreed that evidence concerning Rich's temperament should not have been admitted to the jury. Judgment Modified 1 lie Supreme Court mod ified a Judgment of the Polk county Circuil Court living James L. Blacker a llvc-yrar rnnancen penalty. The hisli court set aside the extra five- year term. me Supreme Courl f. firmed a Washington eounlv ' ruling against Callie B. ! Helder In a suit denying strict foreclosure of a land sale ion- tract, confer the first and second ln Mae from Washington degrees at Bellview Grange I "". 'he Supreme Court Grange News Central Feint Qrang Juan Canada, American Field Service exchange stud dent at Crater High school, spoke preceding a meeting of the Central Point Grange recently. He described the industry, educational program, govern mcnt, scenery and the people of Spain The business session was opened with the officer's seat ing drill. All officer's were present. Reports of standing committees were given by the committee chairman. Mrs. Morris Frink announc ed the next meeting of the HEC club will be held Wed nesday, April 24, at the home of Mrs. Charles Janlzrr on Beal lane. Dclmar and Frieda Smith exhibited varieties of daffodils, and flowering shrubs on the display table. The next Grange visitation will be held April 11, with Griffin Creek Grange In, the school gym. April 19 the visit ation will be at Roxy Ann Ann Grange. The Central Point ladies degree team w May 7. reversed the mmislHughtrr , Mrs. Morris sMnV kan i conviction of Evelyn It Fl. ti ' named chairman In the Cen-1 ""d ordered a new (rial tral Point Grange for the Mrs- Flelt was convicted of Daa til Benefit Insurant Anv ! stabbing her husband with a member wishing information I Pi,rinS knife during a drunken I may call her. vm. me uisn court said ; Announcement of (he Odd j Umony on aliened infidel Fellows Pancake breakfast on llies "" times more oi less I April 21, was made by Mar- rrn,olc ,rom "' "m of ihc hall Weidman. ' murder" should have been ex- The serving committee for eluded, the evening included Mr. and I . Tnc Supreme Conn a(. Mrs. Elmer Olson. Mr. and "W fJU.osD Judgment re. Mrs. William Fisher, and Ben I covered by M. J Martin ton automobile injuries In , case from Clackamas county It also affirmed a ruling Ekholm The U. 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