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3 A. SUNDAY. MAY i, 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Zone Change Request Referred Back to Meeting of Council, Commission A request for a zone change for 30.3 acre at Blddle rd. and Crater Lake highway to permit-construction of a tour ist motel complex was re ferred back to a joint meeting of the Medford planning com mission and the city council at the letter's meeting Thurs day night. The action to defer was unanimously taken by the council despite a recommenda tion by the planning commis sion that the zone change be granted. The applicants asked to have the property rezoned from single family to limited commercial. Principal objector to the re quest was Councilman Robert Baccus, in whose ward the property is located. May Be Encroachment Baccus admitted the loca tion was excellent for a tour ist motel complex, but was concerned that it might con stitute "an encroachment on potential residential areas" in the vicinity. Plana for the property, if the request were to be grant ed, were outlined for the coun cil by Attorney Manville Heisel, representing the prop erty owners. He said a mini mum of 120 motel units were contemplated by the develop er? together with other tour ist facilities such as a restau rant, gasoline station and cer tain recreation developments, In other action, the council voted to: -Vacate a portion of the alley along the north side of 10th St. between Riverside ave. and Bear creek. Appro Zona Change -Approve a change of zone from single and two family to multiple family for the south half of the westerly six lots of Block 4, Park addi tion. -Grant a change of zone from single family to limited light Industrial for property located on the north side of Highway 09, east of the state highway and state police of Student in State Competition Central Point - An expert ment by Mike Guss, Crater High school senior, has been selected by a science talent search committee as one of 13 experiment to be entered in the final judging in slate com Million at the Oregon Mu .' seiim of Science and Industry in Portland this weeK end. Hi exDeriment, which has v.en In nrocress two years, is a study of muscle fatigue in irogs. The project was one of , mmv on view during the jmrina exhibit held recently at Crater High school, other Demonstrations other students and their demonstrations were Verne Pendleton, constant temper ature chamber for crystal orowina: Darrell Badger and r;nrdon Banrv. bending of light rays by glass prisms and a method of measuring the wave length of sound using a tuning fork and a closed tube: Dave Force, cloud chair. ber showing the tracks of cos mic rays and radiations irom . radioactive material; Ron Brown, refining of crude pe troleum by fractional distilla tion; 'Jim Forrest, an artifi cial smoking machine and ex traction of tars and products of burning from cigarette smoke; Loralne Hixson and Tonl Morrow, determination of the amount oi acid In lem on juice; Ron Smith and Don Thompson, prepare methane and study its explosive proper ties when mixed with oxy gen; and Leslie Dewey and Mike Gcrdner, electroplating Two People Appear In Circuit Court jonn itooere ciarjc, d? Bush st., Central Point, was placed on probation in Jack son county circuit court Thursday for violation, of his probation.. ... ' Execution of a three-year sentence to the Oregon State Correctional institution was suspended. He was allowed to transfer to New Jersey to live with his father. He was orig inally on probation for receiv ing stolen property. Richard Henry Moeding, Huron, S. D., was arraigned on charges of obtaining prop erty by false pretenses. He pleaded guilty to the charges. A pre-sentence report was ordered and Moeding was con tinued on $750 ball. , with silver. Students demonstrating and explaining projects to the public during the show were Rick Mayes, Dave Christy, Mike Guss and Jim Welch. Ogden Kellogg, biology teacher, and Clarence Miller, chemistry and physics tcac.v er, were in charge of the sci' ence show section of the spring exhibit. ma BOLCNg HUSKY 600 th tractor with the FAST-SWITCH ATTACHMENT SYSTEM . , . and lot mora! BnitNS ell new Husky 800 is the best osinearvd 6-hp tractor aver. Mined PTO permits attaihmimt chansea In arronda. Eleven Faat ; Switch attachment mean vear rmiml uaefulnena . . . mowins, tillinit, cultivatlni, rakint, enow casting. ... PIUS, M tir Iraasaiulsa will I litest , tiwui Hi I mm: . OM asM datttltletlkl KM I hKIh ittaeinait W Ml llltlt I HtlttM Settee Sea us today Alber's Feed and Farm Supply 330 North Fir St. V Medford. Or. r;:Jjcnr!i:Viir;i) J.UXLL I y Ui m ; i II W IN STATE COMPETITION This experiment depicting, a study of muscle fatigue, the result of two years of work by Crater High School Senior Mike Guss, is one o" 13 chosen to be entered in final judging in state competition at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry at Portland this week end. (Bob Marshall photo.) flees, to permit construction of a building which will house the Southern Oregon Conser vation and Tree farm associa. tion. -Consent 'to annexation of two areas to the Medford Rural Fire Protection district. -Amend) the council rules to close the agenda on the Wednesday which precedes the Wednesday preceding the council meeting. -Accept an olfer from the U.S. government to purchase the old Federal Duiming, Sixth st. and Riverside ave., at a purchase price of $42,500, Aoorove Appropriation -Approve appropriation of $3,642.50 from the emergency fund to Day legal costs curred by the city in the trial brought against the city's building inspector by Roy Picard. -Autthorize negotiations for acquisition of property at South Riverside ave. and Ear- hart st. in order to provide proper alignment for the Ear hart st. extension. -Approve plans and specifi cations for a paving project. and the installation of a sani tary sewer in Blossom Hill Terrace Unit No. 3. Award a' contract for a sewage treatment plant di gester and mixer to the low bidder. Loren Ritchey, Med ford, who submitted a bid of $7,488. . . Accept Projects Accept completed improve ment projects: a aanitary sew- on Kenyon St., ana an eight-inch water main on Bid die rd. from Morrow rd. to Crater Lake highway. -Authorize assessment ordi nances for Rogue Valley Es tates area sanitary sewer, the sanitary sewer on Kenyon St., and the Biddle rd. water main. Extend Rogue Flying Serv ice's operating permit until May 16. -Award a contract for traf fic paint to the low bidder, Norris Paint and Varnish com pany, which submitted an of fer of $1,773. Approve a liquor license transfer for Club 100, . 42 North Front at. Holly st., which must be re- -Sell two houses owned by moved to permit construction the city at 779 and 903 South of the Barnett-Melrose street extension project. Dunlcvy. 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