Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 24, 1963, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Text12 A FRIDAY. MAY 34, 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOhD, OREGON Bids Called for Road Construction Klamath Falls -"A bid In vitation for construction of approximately four-tenths of a mile of road In the vicinity of Lost Creek on the Kla math ranger district has been announced by Forest Super visor A. E. Smith. The proposed project will connect the Lost Creek timber sale road, which has been constructed through a timber harvesting program, with the existing Pelican Butte road. The short section of road will provide an important tie in the forest transportation system, Smith said, which was not possible through timber sale procedures. Interested bidders may pick up plans and specifications at the office of the forest super visor, 411 Main St., Klamath Falls, or from the office of the regional forester in Port land. Bid opening has been set for 2 pm. June 14. KILLED BY FISH Balllngham, England JDPD Police said witnesses testified George Nicholls, 66, was drag ged to his death in the River Wye Thursday by a 19-pound salmon. The fisherman was found dead in the stream still clutching his rod with the sal mon on the end of the line. A HAPPY AMOMCSlfEtiT I rTT jnciiiiiidjgc is now 6 years old & attract4 $ 3 $465 e3 :: war 0 Superbly mooth and mellow Fine Straight Kentucky Bourbon Taste Favorite alnoe 1869 m eta mimuct eiiiuitit eo iionmii. v.. et rioor Use of Aspen Point Will Be Limited Klamath Falls - Construc tion work under way in the Aspen Point campground at Lake of the Woods will limit the use of camp facilities this season, according to the Klam ath district ranger, Bud Twombly. Work is proceeding on wa ter system, flush comfort sta tions, and new table installa tions, and while contract crews are in the area it will be necessary to close all or portions of the camp to public use, he said. When the improvements are completed Apcn Point will be one of the most modern forest service campgrounds in Oregon, Twombly said. Other camp facilities at the lake, including Rainbow campground and the White Pine picnic area, will remain open, and the Aspen Point area will be reopened as soon as construction is completed, Twombly said. Clean brooms with a vac uum cleaner brush to remove threads and dust that cling to nylon or straw. Applications for Aquatic Course To Be in on Week End Offilcals of the Jackson county chapter of the Amer ican Red Cross have remind ed young people interested in the Youth Aquatic Course that applications must be turn ed in by this week end. Young adults 15 years of age and over who are inter ested in increasing their aquatic skills are eligible for the program, which will be conducted at Southern Ore gon college and Emigrant lake from June 9 through June 15. The course will be limited to only 40 students; however, there are now almost 100 hun dred applications in circula tion, oficials said. Candidates will be screened as to their swimming ability, with the earliest applicants receiving preference in the final selec tion. Others Art Invited Young people from Kla math, Douglas and Josephine counties also have been invit' ed to participate this year. Dennis the Menace ,- 'Give me w sum.Denkb.' 'to, haw a HWftKei" FASTEST ACTION SINCE THE FOX RAIDED THE HENHOUSE! . fx V Get your pea-pickin' hands on the wheel of this new Falcon "scatback" hardtop! Give the giddyap to its optional new 164-hp V-8 engine! Same engine that powered Falcon to victory in the toughest total performance test of 'em all the Monte Carlo Rallye! In fact, come try all our ERNIE FORD VACATION SPECIALS! You'll save a pea-pickin' pile. WIN! V-8 FALCON SQUIRE! FABULOUS CAMPING PRIZES! Anyont can enter our Vacation Sweepstakes I It's tasy to win in this local area contest. Noth ing to buy or wfile! Grano" Prije-new Falcon Squirel Plus these valuable prizes given away at your local Ford Dealer's: Giant Pop Tent . . . Portable Folding Table . . . Gasoline Pressure Lantern , . . Cook Stove . . . Picnic Outing Kill See your participating Ford Dealer for entry blank end rules. SAVE NOW! ERNIE 11)111) VACATION SPECIALS! SEE YOUR FORD DEALER Crater Lake Motors 6th and Fir Med ford OUR A-l USED CARS SAVE YOU MONEY, TOO Applicants who have not yet been tested as to their swim ming ability should go to the Medford YMCA Sunday, May 26, at 2 p.m. where they will be screened by Mrs. Roy Wilkes, director of the course. Prospective students may bring their completed applica tions to the Y when they go for testing. The cost of the program vill be $40 per student. A reg istration fee of $20 will be charged to cover the student's share of room, board books and transportation in Ashland with the balance to bo paid by the student's home Red Cross chapter or other spon soring group. Purpose of School Purpose of the school is to train young people in basic boating, canoeing, sailing, lifesaving, water safety and first aid. Students can earn Red Cross certification in these fields, thereby begin ning their training to qualify themselves to serve in camps, playgrounds, pools and other summer activities of the com munity. Successful completion of the courses provides a founda tion for students to go for ward to instructor status after reaching 18 years of age, of ficials noted. Because water can be a good friend or a deadly en emy, the community will benefit by having its young people trained by specialists, the Red Cross noted. Additional information re garding the program may be obtained by telephoning the Red Cross office at 772-4405. Driver Escapes Injury in Accident A Medford driver narrowly missed injury last night when speed control sign went through the right side of the windshield and into the front scat. State police said Geraldine Lehy, 38, of route 4, box 377, Medford, was travelling north on Kings highway when the car went off the road and Into a ditch. It knocked over sev eral mail boxes near Gar field st. before the sign went through the windshield, offi cers said. A flatbed truck was dam abed beyond repair from a sideswipe accident on the In terstate 5 freeway near the Gold Hill interchange yester day, state police said. The flatbed truck driver, Robert Arthur Crowe, 19, of Newport, said he was looking in the side rear-view mirror watching a passing vehicle when it drifted over to the shoulder and caught the left rear corner of a parked semi trailer truck. No injuries were reported, state police said. 7 v J WINNER Cheryle Thomp son, 22, of ' Las Vegas, Nev., has won the title of "Miss Las Vegas" and the right to com pete in the Miss Nevada con test in Las Vegas June 20. Cheryle, a 36-23-36, is a show girl at the Hotel Sahara in Las Vegas. (UPI) Legal Notice Rate Increase Approved Salem - (UPD - The Senate Thursday approved a rate in crease for newspaper legal notice advertising. It was the first time in 12 years the rates for publishing official notices had been in creased. Newspapers having more than 40,000 circulation were raised from 3 to 4 cents per column inch per insertion for each 1.000 of circulation. Smaller newspapers were granted an increase from 13 to IS cents per column line of 8-point type for the first in sertion, and from 8 to 10 cents for each subsequent insertion. Births JENKINS-To Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 75S Marshall ave., Medford, May 23, 1963. a girl, 8 pounds, at Crater Osteo pathic hospital. FERGUSON - To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph, route 1, box 53. Eagle Point, May 23. 1 983, a boy, 6'i pounds, at Crater Os teophic hospital. KENDALL-To Mr. and Mrs. Rex Maynard, 3653 South Pa cific highway, Medford, May 23, 1963, a girl, 8 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. LAKE - To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lloyd, 425 Lynnwood ave., Medford, May 23, 1963, a boy, 7?i pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. S TAR GAZER V By CLAY R. POLLAN- kfTl 5-15-36-371 jf TAUMJS gi APR. 21 I W MAY 21 OIMM yJJ JUNE 72 Q) 6-21.32- K 53-78-83-8 CAMCH fm JUNE 23 ITV 1-1 4-25-34 fU 48-59-70 JULY 2 -AUG. 23 0 10-22-33-44 54- 4-65-74 viigo I AUG 24 SEPT. 22 Q 7-19-30-411 52-64-73 I M Your Daily Activity Guide JK According to ffit Storf. To develop messoge for Friday, reod words corresponding to numbers or your zodiac birrhsign. SEPT. 21 jr OCT. 23 il& 3 16-2738 U7-61-7I 1 Glad 31 Pleated 61 Pool, 2 Stand 32Monev 62 Be 3Gtv aSTh.nkmg 62 Mak 4 Push 34 Day 64 Tinges 5Yoo'H 35 An 65Will Lucky 36 Remember 66 Ear 7 Two 37 Bv 67 A BLooVf 3fiW0ir 6? And 9 You'd 39 Without 69 Indicoted 10 You 40 And 70 Problems 1 1 Fo-oef .41 Spell 71 Plumbmg 12 L.k 42 With 72 Modest HTidmat 43Atfoir5 73 Ahead I4fheft' 44 Personal 74Win 1 5 Be -5 Oomeilic 75 E-t 16Atlenltort 6 Old' 76 Ooen 17 Your 47 Suppliej T7 For Ifi B-Kk Ynur 73 GfOif 19 Of 49 Fan(or 79 Beneficial 20 Be -SO Lowe 80 Working 21 DaV SI Your - 8 And 22 Pofiv 52 Good P2 Feather 23 Progresiivt 53 Fo voter! fl3 0fferj 24 From 54 Appeal S4 Unusual 25 Trouble - 55 Keeo S5 New 26 Judged 56 And 86 Evening 27 To ' 57 And 87 Ocular 28 Interests 58 Friend 88 Condition 29 Basse 59 Own 89 Fly 30 Event 60 Words 90 Action? Good (Advene Neutral KOUIO OCT, 24 LJ& NOV. 22 2 1-1 3-24-35 146-58-69 Vi UCITTARIUI NOV. DEC 2-18-294011 50-63-82.89 CAPRKOtN DEC 23 -T JAN' 20 Vi 8-1 2-23-34 57-67-79-86 AQUARIUS JAN. 21 FEB. 19 9-20-31-42O PISCES FEB. 20 MAR 21 4-17.28.39T 19-62-72 4-H NEWS Stag Road Trailblaiari The Stage Road Trailblaz ers 4-H club met at Mrs. Reed's home recently. Ten members were present. The members decided that Saturday, May 25, they would take their horses to Mrs. Reed's home. There a vet will give the horses shots. Kristy Goebel, Reporter NeedU Thraadert The 10th meeting of the Needle Threaders 4-H club was held recently. Secretary Doneva Koepke read the min utes and they were approved. Mrs. Leemacks, our leader, told about a meeting which will be held Monday, June 3, on what will go on at 4-H Summer school at Corvallis. There was a discussion about new members. Everyone has been busy working on their projects of sewing and knitting. The meeting was adjourned by President Dixie Schafcr. Dona Schafer, Reporter Clovar Club The Clover Sewing, Cook ing and Child Care 4-H club met recently at the home of Mrs. Glenn Lowe, the leader. There were six members pres ent. The Phase II girls made muffins using recipes in the 411 club books. Games were played while they were cook ing. The next meeting will be June 6 at Mrs. Lowe's, 278 Wlnema Way, and girls arc to take their sewing projects. Beverly Scigh was hostess and served cookies and Kool Aid. Pastel curtains dry without losing delicate color if washed and rinsed, and then placed In a large pillow case pinned to the clothesline to dry. "OIL TO BURN" Mohilhut S t H Crtan Slampi MEDFORD FUEL CO. 771-11 1 1 rl co.'s A 'MANNING-MITCHSa j& OUTSIDE WHITE i NP Compare lijJ tt 8.00 Single B?55 Gallon a 2 Gallons 799 XraTTTFnTMfTil 1 II Rl L J I v n I Rl I - . 1 IUUJUI L i Tim in-irn m THRIFTIEST 2-DOOR FRIGIDAIRE MAKES! Giant 100-lb. zero zone freezer. Automatic Defrosting refrigerator section! Twin produce Hydrators, deep-shelf storage Xfcg-j-a mtt FDS.im 13 24 cu. It. door! COLOR OR WHITE -SAME LOW PRICE! s 259 00 With Openting Tradt Not Over 10 Year Old 2-SPEED, 2-CYCLE STURDY FRIGIDAIRE WASHER 3-Ring Agitator action gets regulars and delicates clean inside and out. Fresh running water rinses, automatic lint removal and lots more. V- Modal W s 198 00 Modal WCDAS-1 NEW! LOWEST PRICEO FRIGIDAIRE FROST-PROOF REFRIGERATOR! pis 2SS3 Model FP0S-14M 13.81 cu. It 100 Frost-Proof. No frost, no defrosting even in freezer! Giant 100-lb. zero zone freezer. Twin produce Hydrators, deep-shelf stor age door and more! s 319 00 With Opntin9 Trad Not Ovir 10 Years Old NO MONEY DOWN OR approved credit Wl CARRY OUR OWN CONTRACTS UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY LEONARD ELECTRIC COMPANY "Medford't Leading Appliance Dealer for the Past 32 Years" 309 EAST MAIN STREET PHONE 773-4541 Outside White House Paint 4 Brands 1.98 gal. up Redwood Stains, 1.98 gal. up Skyline Enamel 1.49 qr. 4 Hour Enamel 44c ' pt , aeeaealBJflkJj jr SKYLINE LATEX I ''J vTjt g ble . 1 colon i I Single Gallon 4.44 E9r8 i 4.89 PORCH i, DECK ENAMEL ...Sal... ACRYLIC LATEX A QQ HOUSE PAINT gal. HiBO 4 Qr. PLASTIC PAIL 9Q. WITH HANDLE Thompion WATER SEAL, A A A Rcg. 5.32, Now gal. Hill rf CROSBY U SHAKE, SHINGLE Vdl K SIDING PAINT TP Compare ot 6.00 Collon !titi332 Sinfll" 4I44 'teS'l Go,lon r"'"' .-JJflallons 9 n DEFT WOOD FINISH Rcg. 7.80, Now .22 Gal. 4" PAINT BRUSH No. 9201 Rcg. 4.95, Now 3.44 Pain Bruthet 18e U 7" ROLLER COVER Set of 2 52a All Pricei EHccHvs Until Junt 3'd Major Brandt Pain Outlet BRUCE BAUER LUMBER COMPANY 765 So. Riverside Medlord V, 7Ut U t&e MAY 26TH TVccAtneC luxe Inlereiling Stories Exciting Features ENTERTAINMENT: Dinah Shore Tells: "Why Im Quitting" PEOPLE AND IDEAS: The IViWcsf. Picnic in the West HUMOR QUIZES RECIPES In the next Family Weekly MAIL TRIBUNE .