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SUNDAY. MAY 28. 1983
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Eagle Point Map
Is Now Available
Eagle Point is one of six
Oregon cities tor which new
street maps are now available
through the Oregon state
highway department, accord
ing to Forrest Cooper, state
highway engineer.
The maps are drawn to the
scale of 800 feet to the inch
and are plotted on a 17 by 19
inch sheet. This size map
costs 25 cents. A reduced size
map uses a scale of 1,600 feet
to the inch on 8Vi by 11 inch
sheets. The smaller maps cost
10 cents each.
The maps include markings
for post offices, schools, rail
road stations, city halls,. court
houses and libraries. Streets
are marked as open for travel
or dedicated but not open.
The maps were prepared in co
operation with the bureau of
public roads.
Persons wanting the maps
may purchase them by writ
ing the traffic engineering di
vision, state highway building,
Salem, 10. Checks should be
made payable to the Oregon
state highway department. -
Friends of Library
To Meet on Monday
Mrs. Nathan Dcaver, presi
dent of the Friends of the Li
brary of Jackson county, has
announced the program for
the meeting o the organiza
tion Monday, May 27, at the
Public Library of Medford
and Jackson County.
The meeting is scheduled
for 8 p.m. and a number of
major items will be brought
up for discussion and plan
ning. A proposed conference on
services to students tops the
list. "This is a vital service
presenting many problems
which need solution," Mrs.
Dcaver noted.
There will be a report on
the Public Library budget
and a review of national li
brary week activities.
Ways to increase participa
tion in the Friends of the Li
brary organization also will
be considered.
Court Records
MEDFORD MUNICIPAL COURT
Llovd Norman Ensiana. expired
vehicle license, $5.
Ronald Lewis Ansted, defective
equipment. $10 suspended.
faui James jonei, viuiauun ui
basic rule. $15.
Betty Lorraine Heyieu, violation
of basic rule, $10.
Clair LeRov irwin. violation oi
basic rule, $15-
Bonnie Gale Henderson HODeris,
failure to obtain Oregon opera
tor's license, $25 suspended; fail
ure to yield rignt oi way. id.
Paul Edward McAtee. defective
equipment, $10 suspended.
Wayne Jay Oswald, excessive
noise. $10. .
Herbert Winston Combs, aisoDey-
ed traffic signal, $10.
Harry Ben Martteiy. aisoDeyea
traffic signal. $10.
ursa Hooinson wcsion, ueiecuve
equipment, $10.
Arthur T. Siderai, disobeyed
traffic signal. $10.
Olaf August Olson, improper left
turn. $10.
Donald L. Turner, Disobeyed
traffic signal. $3.
Roy Donald Sagor, excessive
noise. $5.
Nelsoa Theodore Walls, violation
of basic rule, $10.
Dean Hamilton Gradwell, dis
obeyed traffic signal. $10.
DISTRICT COURT
Willis Willard Jones, violation of
basic rule, $10.
William Glen Werner, no red
flag on load. $5-
John William Malcon, failure to
Stop, $7.50.
August M. Farfan, violation of
basic rule. $10.
Virgil William Wilson, angling
without license, $25; no stop light,
$10.
Wayne L y 1 e Weldon, truck
speeding, S10.
Ervin Ernest Smith, Grants
Pass, driving under the influence
of intoxicating liquor. $300.
Curtis Howard Lockwood, dis
obeyed stop sign. $15.
Ruth Esther Wright, no vehicle
license. $5.
Donna Kaye Carbine, violation
of basic rule. $10.
Ruby Ann Hail, disobeyed stop
inn. $10.
Edward Ray Allen, no safety
chain. $10.
Charles Edward Oliver, violation
of nasic rule, iu.
Hazel Jane Canfield, no opera
tor's license. $3.
Jack Laverne Lakey, violation of
oasic rule. iu.
Jerome Franklin Sweeney, viola
tion nf haste rule. $25.
Theodore Stuart Hagle, Improper
muiiier, iu.
Gerald Evan Kime, no vehicle
license, $5.
Francis Edward Chapin, truck
need i no. sin,
Kenneth Lee Foye, violation of
Daeic rule, siu.
Jo Ann Woods Froatid, no ve
hicle license, $5. '
June Arrella Mason, no oper
ator license. a-
Luis Elias Medina, no vehicle li
cense. S5.
Bobby Gene Pratt, Improper
coupling device, $10.
Clyde LeRoy Perkins, violation
oi nasic ruie. iu.
Howard Robert Lockwood, dis
beyed stop sign, $15.
Jeri Ann Moffitt vs. Iven Eugene
rauiiui, divorce conipiainu
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Curtis Vale Womelsdorf. 4523
Table Rock rd.. Central Point, and
Karen Joann Aeschliman, 429 Ben-
n at., nieaiora.
William Guyton Cameron, 1323
Iowa st., Ashland, and Barbara
rtiiu mdniur, si cast Main St
Ashland,
Henry Leon Wilson. Redwoods
hotel. Grants Pass, and Dorothv
Eva Jones, 384 SW K st. Grants
James Van Der Steen Jr.. - ftoo
Wtra Mar ave., Medford, and Caro
lyn Lee Ellis. 12B0 South Stage rd..
Medford.
Donald James Collette. 742 South
?i ly-.lt- Medford. "d Evclvn
May Clarno, 411 South C st., Eagle
Duncan, Ullman Tell Impressions On Hearing Cooper
By YVONNE FRANKLIN
Mail Tribune
Washington Bureau
Washinnton -The whole-
somn quiet-American quality
of Astronaut L. Gordon Coop-
e r shone
through lor
Oregon House
M e mbcrs Al
Ullman and
Robert Dun
can in his
speech before
a joint session
of Cong r e s s
this week
Reps. Edith
Walter Norblad
were in Oregon.
Both congressmen were im
pressed, ' not only with the
technical skill of Cooper dur
ing his successful space flight,
but with character traits that
marked him as an American
of whom to be proud. Ullman
groped for words to express
his feelings on Cooper:
"I thought that the real
hasie human quality about
Cooper in bringing in John
Glenn (Cooper paid them trib
ute) and the others is illustra
tive of what we are doing by
developing and training to the
highest pinnacle of really
technical expertness and abil
ity, and, at the same time, in
tensifying the very human
qualities that we cherish in
this country and the intelli
gent, personable, sincere kind
of guy we think of as the aver
age American, he said.
"Two things struck me,"
Duncan said. "I was sitting
across from the other astro-
rrtnkUn
Green and
'Millaires' Win Best
Band of Year Award
Caesar Muzzioll, 517 South
Newtown ave., and his "Mil'
laircs" recently won the 1963
Best Band of the Year contest
at the Mark Antony hotel in
Ashland.
Four orchestras with
musicians participated in the
event, sponsored by the Med
ford local, Musicians Union,
to benefit the musicians death
fund.
Muzzioll and his band have
appeared at the Rogue Valley
Country club and for other
events throughout the valley.
County Students To
Receive Degrees
Four Jackson county stu
dents will receive degrees
when annual commencement
is held at the University of
Portland Sunday, June 2. The
university will award 244
bachelor degrees and 31 ad
vanced degrees.
Marvin Eugene Frazier,
Medford, will receive a de
gree in the college of science;
and Gregory C. Moore, ot
Medford, a degree in the col
lege of business administration.
In the college of nursing, a
degree will be conferred upon
Lynda Kay Levison, of Ash
land. A degree of bachelor of
music education will be con
ferred upon Richard Allen
Cooper of Gold Hill.
The commencement address
will be delivered by Frank
M. Folson, chairman of the
executive committee of the
board of the Radio Corpora
tion ot America and former
president of RCA.
nauts, and they were all tak
ing genuine pleasure in the
tributes paid to Cooper. Their
faces glowed: they were par
ticipating with him. The oth
er thing, when he made the
comment about our flight be
ing made in the open by a
tree society, there was a gen
eral round of applause, but
the representatives from the
Iron Curtain countries were
not clapping."
'I can't help but think,"
he continued, "how fortun
ate we have been that we
haven't had a memorial serv
ice for anyone yet."
"We have risked so much
and yet they are all still with
us. We must realize that
this Is not only a result of
really good training, but the
'Old Man Upstairs' must have
had his eye on Cooper too.
All paths of human develop
ment are marked by a series
of crosses, and we have sure
ly been lucky so far."
Speech Full of Praise
Cooper, in a quiet, flat, Ok
lahoma twang, made a sim
ple, unaffected speech, full
of praise for his co-workers.
He closed with a prayer
which he said he had' made. Still smiling broadly, he left I other Americana wait to hon-
on the 17th orbit, when the the Capitol to face the crowds or him as did the Nation'
Faith 7 (so named because I gain otnef citicil where I Capitol.
of his belief In God, he said)
was performing so beautiful
ly and before he was forced
to operate the spacecraft on
re-entry. He thanked God for
allowing him to be a part of
the space program and for
allowing him to see the "start
ling and wondrous things"
that God had made.
After the speech Cooper
stayed briefly in the office of
Speaker John McCormack
while newsmen clustered out
side, eager to catch a glimpse
of him when he emerged.
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CIRCUIT COURT
Mary Louise Burnt vs. Robert M.
Burns, divorce complaint.
Jcanette Olofson vs. John Olof
on. divorce corrmlaint.
Frank S. Pin nock vs. Betty Lou
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Joann Moedinff Mnundem
William Bryant Maunders, divorce
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Man Escapes Injury In Highway Mishap
Dclbert Lee Monroe, 20, of
020 South Ivy St., Medford,
narrowly escaped serious in
jury about 3:20 a.m. Saturday
when the car he was driving
crashed into the gridder and
concrete footing at the Foots
Creek intersection of Inter
state 5, state police reported.
The footing was torn from
the ground by the impact and
lodged in the motor area of
the vehicle which was com
pletely demolished, officers
stated. The wrecker was un
sble to remove the car from
the scene without cutting it
up with a blow torch.
Monroe was thrown from
the auto and was brought to
Sacred Heart hospital by Med
ford ambulance. His condition
was described as "good" Sat
urday afternoon.
Marvin William Belts. 44,
Prospect, escaped injury when
his auto landed in a ditch off
the Antioch rd. Friday night.
He was lodged in Jackson
county jail on a charge of be
ing drunk on a public high
way, state police reported.
In a car-pedestrian accident,
Donald Dean Robinson, 4-year-old
son of Harold L. Robinson,
4913C rble Rock rd., Cen
tral Point, suffered minor in
juries, police said. He was
treated at Rogue Valley hos
pital and released. The boy
was struck about 5 d m. Fri
day by a car driven by Har
mon Gerald Isaacs, 48, of 5098
Table Rock rd., police said,
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